Sentence examples for that struggling from inspiring English sources

O limed soul, that, struggling to be free, Art more engaged!

Literary critics have noted that struggling orphans have for centuries been prominent characters in Japanese literature.

He noted that struggling hitters tend to overanalyze and do themselves more harm.

Fernando Alonso admits that struggling McLaren are looking for a miracle.

Vance and Williamson agree that struggling working-class whites may need to get out of Middletown.

Lagarde said on Thursday that struggling countries should have more time to meet budget cuts.

She said the Council took pains to ensure that struggling neighborhoods received adequate money from a variety of sources.

And they demand that struggling countries impose austerity measures that will make the struggling go on pretty much indefinitely.

I can imagine that struggling through the script might be a lonely experience: something communal rendered solitary.

His work with Penick, who died in 1995, earned the kind of payoff that struggling writers can only dream of.

Worse still, the single currency means that struggling countries like Greece and Portugal can't devalue to boost exports and create jobs.