Sentence examples similar to that tribulations from inspiring English sources

It restates Ms. Blige's favorite message -- that tribulation is the beginning of redemption -- in an emphatically unadorned minor-key soul setting.

He has also undergone trial by tabloid, but feels that those tribulations have only made him stronger.

Such are Europe's rivalries that the tribulations of one land often stir the schadenfreude of others.

To Mr. Webber the story's merits may have seemed self-evident; creative people sometimes fallaciously assume that the tribulations of their profession are intrinsically compelling.

He tells the ghosts onstage to shut up; he assures them (and us) that the tribulations of the faithful Imogen (Martha Plimpton) and her banished, about-to-be-killed husband, Posthumus (Michael Cerveris), are over.

Without ever suggesting that the tribulations of those in the west are self-indulgent, Ali does show how the choices that face the sister in Bangladesh are so much starker than Nazneen's - choices that determine Hasina's survival as well as her happiness.

I learned that the tribulations of finding funding to make films are universal and that this often takes longer than writing, shooting and editing the film itself.

It is the mark of ancient societies, like those of Germany and of Greece, that contemporary tribulations revive old fears and foment new discord.

I too have suffered and searched, and I can see that the "tribulations such a journey might inflict" have been necessary.

Just last week Julie Appleby of the Kaiser News Network reported on the tribulations that individuals had routinely experienced in the current, pre-A.C.A. nongroup market.

Aronofsky was more interested in the tribulations that the Bible elides: the anguish of all the people denied room on the ark.