Sentence examples for unresolved struggles from inspiring English sources

The unresolved struggles of labor history provide the context for many of the characters' lives.

As we now know, the point of these unresolved struggles is to prepare the way not just for the next fight but, inevitably and a little cynically, for the next movie.

Still, if that is true, it may owe something to the passion generated by an unresolved struggle.

2. The article asserts that "a contentious and still unresolved struggle over what the flag should symbolize has been going on since at least 1863".

Ben Jonson: A Life by David Riggs is an excellent account of Jonson's contradictory personality, showing the unresolved struggle between the refined courtly poet and the inveterate troublemaker.

The fate of Arab Christians today will help define the unresolved struggle within the Arab world about its own identity — how universal, fair, just and equal its societies turn out to be.

They despise him, so much so that Mr. Saviano, 28, has been forced to live in hiding under state protection, a sort of Salman Rushdie in Italy's still unresolved struggle against organized crime.

A case in point is the unresolved struggle over a company's plans to build an enormous new cement plant on the east bank of the river just south of Hudson, N.Y.

LONDON — When a judge ruled that a 22-year-old Muslim defendant must remove her full-face veil during testimony — albeit behind a screen so that only the judge, jury and lawyers might track her facial responses — there was much heady talk about the implications for Europe's restless and unresolved struggle with issues of faith and identity, tolerance and freedom.

The unresolved struggle in the U.S. Congress over a climate bill and the reluctance of China and India to accept binding international curbs on carbon emissions mean the most that can be expected in Copenhagen is a political agreement based largely on voluntary national pledges.

González Echevarría further argues that Juan Facundo Quiroga also continues to exist, since he represents "our unresolved struggle between good and evil and our lives' inexorable drive toward death".