Sentence examples for the adversities of from inspiring English sources

"In the adversities of our best friends," wrote La Rochefoucauld, "we always find something which is not displeasing to us".

The winner of this match could well be the side that copes better with the adversities of the Europa League.

"The adversities of the past two years, as difficult as they were, embedded a healthy respect and humility for how difficult the process is," Presti said.

Pammie led a courageous life choosing to turn the adversities of Cystic Fibrosis into the gift of appreciating every moment of every day.

With his sweet melancholy, hopeless ambition for a better version of himself and infinite tolerance of the adversities of existence, he is a figure who encompasses all humanity - comic, tragic, innocent, romantic, idiosyncratic.

The populist movement during the adversities of the 1890s spawned the People's Party, a powerful but short-lived organization based on hostility to corporate malfeasance and the gold standard.

For us the adversity of financial austerity has given us a driver for change and has bred innovation.

This makes the players complaining about the adversity of playing with the tournament's new balls seem even sillier.

This wonderful ceremony highlighted the achievement of human will in overcoming the adversity of disability and tackling the difficult problems of science.

He missed the adversity of typing across a platen pitted like a minefield, the resistance of the querulous keys that would bunch and clog.

(Touchingly, Richard described how his family took the unanimous praise the book received as "proof positive that John had triumphed over the adversity of polio").