Sentence examples for struggling through adversity from inspiring English sources

Bomb damage was a feature of early Albert Square sets, as was an emphasis on struggling through adversity – while humour, used in northern soaps, was downplayed.

"The Pistons had a team that had a long road to the top and had to struggle through adversity," Snyder said.

Someone who's struggled through adversity.

The Porath's struggled through the adversity, in part through the help of a community of supporters, and from that experience The Mighty was born.

You are struggling through yet another disaster.

You keep on struggling through birth.

Yet Gissing struggled on through adversities, enduring the discomfort, loneliness and foul food of London's lodging classes, rising at dawn to go off and tutor for a pittance, forgoing his supper to save up for a six-volume set of Gibbon, and then seeing his self-published debut novel, Workers in the Dawn, appear in 1880 to no fanfare at all.

Some people wondered if Young had the fire to fight through adversity.

Through a process of struggling with adversity, changes may arise which lead the individual to reach a higher level of functioning than that which existed prior to the event.

Steve Perry is the Daddies' sole lyricist, and writes the majority of his songs in a fictional narrative format he credits as being influenced by Randy Newman, Ray Davies and Jarvis Cocker, often told about or through the unreliable perspective of downtrodden characters struggling against adversity.

"Because it's about underdogs struggling against adversity," he says.