Sentence examples for subtle struggle from inspiring English sources

Friends are susceptible to the subtle struggle for appreciation and control just as much as lovers are; children who seek safety in the pillar of their parents' authority when they are young grow up to test it against their own force of will, even at the risk of crushing themselves under its weight.

In the beginning, the analyst all but shook the patient to get him to remember traumatic events; then there came a period of more subtle struggle over the patient's insufficient observance of the fundamental rule of saying whatever comes to mind; and finally a culminating condition of total laissez-faire.

Currently, two gender studies centers operate in the Kurdish part of Iraq and conduct a subtle but persistent struggle against reactionary ideologies and religious fundamentalism.

He would never really recover from its damage, and Ms Macdonald, with subtle thoughtfulness, paints his struggle to "man" Gos the term for schooling a hawk as a struggle with himself, with his violent sexual urges, his bitterness against the world.

You'll just see more subtle signs and more struggle.

I love this subtle expression of the struggle that black Americans go through in America.

And The Subtle Knife's power struggles in parallel worlds at times become, unless you're steeped in the book, impenetrably hard to follow.

Rather than confronting open opposition from institutions, they are struggling with subtle inequalities stemming from the unconscious attitudes of individuals.

Bishé has to play both subtle comedy and intense internal struggle.

The public seldom gets to appreciate the difficulties and dangers of journalism, particularly the subtle dangers when one must struggle to balance the need to identify a source with the need to protect a source from lethal reprisal.

For middle-class Iranians, signs of struggle are often subtle.