Sentence examples for struggling to master from inspiring English sources

That sense of being marginalized, of struggling to master one's destiny, has a long history.

But he experiences mishap after mishap while struggling to master his new skills.

She also studied piano, wallowing in the opening movement of the "Moonlight" Sonata and struggling to master the finale.

It is a tricky juggling act, performed across the city's densest neighborhoods, that officials are still struggling to master.

Mr. Harris stayed after school to introduce me to Einstein, teaching me the joy of struggling to master complex material.

Then, pretty much by accident he was struggling to master the more common techniques—he turned his body around.

He has also struggled to master the language.

But the president has long struggled to master his relationship with Congress.

Early on, Boeing struggled to master the new technology, discarding some sections that developed wrinkles.

"For example, children will struggle to master punctuation skills by the end of reception class.

"You're like my sister," he said, as Hannah struggled to master the 12-bar blues.