Sentence examples for which struggle for from inspiring English sources

The meaning was in the attempt, in the aspiration, and in the painful sadness of the times — which struggle for public pleasure and cannot find it, even in reminiscence and play-acting and juxtaposition and attempted violation, smartly assembled.

Or knowing by sight which fish were wild and which were farm-raised (the wild fish, which "struggle for their food" are not as fatty and can have blood spots from writhing in nets or on hooks).

This kind of competitive mechanism has already been described between PXR and HNF-4, which struggle for PGC-1α [30].

Hershey, which struggled for much of 2008, saw profits jump by 8.5percentt in the fourth quarter.

The college, which struggled for decades with its identity, had a history of selling off land to stay afloat.

But it also casts a long shadow over the rest of the globe, which struggles for visibility.

Amtrak, which struggled for years to attract riders, drew a record 28.7 million in the year ended Sept. 30.

On the other, there is the language of public men, which struggles for the articulate and the inspirational.

Chris Bosh scored 18 points and Carlos Arroyo had a season-high 17 for Miami, which struggled for large stretches against Philadelphia, which has the worst record in the Eastern Conference.

For workers at G.M., which struggled for much of the 1990's, those checks are not far below the average of $745 received during the previous seven years.

Embodied practices define the landscape of reproduction; bodies form a symbolic terrain over which struggles for urban space are fought; and the dynamics of emotional, embodied contact produce geographies of social and spatial exclusion.