Sentence examples for theme of struggle from inspiring English sources

This theme of struggle is expanded through the footballer's (fictional) relationship with a militant suffragette.

Music critic Harold Schonberg sees the essence of Mahler's music in the theme of struggle, in the tradition of Beethoven.

Mr. Obama began the Seder by invoking the universality of the holiday's themes of struggle and liberation.

That is to say, themes of struggle and resistance play out on the level of process, as in an ambitious intervention by Oscar Tuazon and Elias Hansen.

Accordingly, the trio mixed spirituals with art songs by composers like Robert Owens, George Rochberg and Lee Hoiby, grouped by themes of struggle, resolution and, naturally, jubilation.

Sukarji Sriman, an Indonesian choreographer, turned to themes of struggle and aspiration in "A Time of Darkness," to a recorded score by Peter Jones and Tigger Benford that blended elements of contemporary Western and traditional Indonesian music.

But their work spanned a difficult time in the history of South Africa and has covered themes of struggle and injustice, discrimination and tragedy.

She intended the story to transcend the political conflict and touch on universal themes of struggle and endurance, and she said she thinks that comes through clearly in the film.

Socialist themes of struggle against capitalism are common; scholar Perry Willett calls these themes "a unifying element of the genre's aesthetic".

While still a child Nugroho Notosusanto began writing short stories; his father later recalled that they were filled with themes of struggle and nationalism.

Haggard's hard, bluesy sound and themes of struggle hit home with an audience that was begging for a dose of reality.