Sentence examples for too embattled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Heyward said: "Thank goodness we don't live in a country whose president is too embattled and scared to have anybody else's camera crew come in and do an interview".

He just ended up lame too often, embattled by injuries, to ever give more than glimpse of what he could be.

The often beleaguered and too often embattled staff at the VA, doing the best with the flood of claims and service members who desperately need support; all deserve thanks.

Eakins was too much the stern, embattled humanist to have been amused by Warhol's often quoted wish to be a machine.

But the GAA has also been psychologically embattled.

Consequently, the now embattled and complaining citizenry will all too quickly forget its sufferings.

"Is it too late now to say sorry?" sang an embattled Justin Bieber in 2015.

It is that struggle of modernity versus memory that moves the novelist and playwright Ruksana Ahmed, too: "Even if you have a distant relationship with Islam, your life is embattled by the values.

As you also might expect, it's perhaps a shade too self-important and prone to grandstanding – a would-be state-of-the-globalised-nation, full of corrupt bosses and embattled immigrant labour.

Last year embattled Apple Computer did it.

Photojournalism is today an embattled profession.