Sentence examples for struggling to console from inspiring English sources

In "Tigers Be Still," seen at the Black Box in the fall, Mr. Birney portrayed a father struggling to console his recalcitrant teenage son after the death of the boy's mother.

Even where it is more successful, in digital cameras or game consoles, it is struggling to stay abreast of stronger companies.

It's a pointlessly luxurious product to delve into – perfect for that expensive console you've been struggling to justify.

However, by the early 1990s and the popularity of 16-bit consoles, the scrolling shooter genre was overcrowded, with developers struggling to make their games stand out (one exception being the inventive Gunstar Heroes, by Treasure).

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Unfortunately, early purchasers will likely struggle to justify buying their console at launch.

Pre-iPhone mobile operators used to do something similar, and consoles struggled to make their digital economics make sense.

It's something we all strive to do in our social life -- when our friends and family struggle -- we try to console them and bring them around to a better place.

Steam got full quickly, microconsoles struggled to find an audience and console feels like a repeat performance of its previous generations to the same crowd as always.

In an intensely competitive market, where the Xbox 360 faced strong pressure from the Nintendo Wii and the Sony PlayStation, Microsoft struggled to make consistent profits from its console.

It might well be the last proverbial hurrah for a console that's struggled to impress its identity on a commercial-centre gaming audience that shies away from singular control schemes, and towards third-party-developed shooters and sports sims that Nintendo has largely failed to bring to the Wii U.