Sentence examples for the inner struggle from inspiring English sources

"A glimpse of perhaps the inner struggle that Socrates had".

Instead Mr. McIlvain zeros in on the inner struggle, exploring the appeal of faith and the sorrow that comes with losing it.

"I pitched a very basic scenario of a kid about to raise her hand in school and then gave voice to the inner struggle," he recalls.

In the end, they are about the inner struggle to make sense of ancient commands and fit them into modern life.

It's less a matter of having it out with their ghosts and memories than of the inner struggle between various unconscious demons, not least the comfort of blame.

But Kierkegaard noted a flaw: Luther was ambitious, and to gain converts he effectively excused them from the inner struggle that gave his beliefs their meaning.

But the inner struggles continue.

Sorrentino has said that he hopes the show will help people understand the inner struggles of "the simple man chosen by fate to be Pontiff".

The inner struggles occupied many a West Virginia Mason and led to the creation of a Web site called Masonic Crusade, in which "brethren" anonymously but candidly vented their feelings.

"A Chorus Line" too is unmistakably a product of the so-called "me" decade, but in both of those musicals, cultural currents provide gently sketched-in background to the inner struggles of characters whose joys and sorrows are in some measure timeless.

Yet Faucon gets it, through and through, the inner struggles of being a woman, a mother, a sister, a daughter.