Sentence examples for white struggles from inspiring English sources

In this number, set to a Negro spiritual about renouncing sin, a man in white struggles to rise from the floor.

Updated at 7.37pm BST 7.34pm BST 4 min: England get the first corner of the game - lucky strip! - but Carney's outswinger isn't hit that hard and White struggles to hook it over her shoulder for Duggan to chase.

But White struggled from the start and mused on Twitter that he would rather try playing baseball than move to wide receiver.

French music critics were not impressed, with Eric Dahan noting in Libération that Mr. White struggled with higher notes and presented a Falstaff "closer to Gershwin than Verdi".

Well before the Detroit riots of 1967, which are often seen as one of the root causes of Detroit's demise and white flight, white struggle to maintain white-only spaces was happening under the form of violent neighborhood vigilantes, as well as bureaucratic and federally sanctioned means, such as restrictive zoning in new suburbs.

Is Morgan trying to equate some mythical white struggle with the contemporary black struggle that was born in the institution of slavery and nurtured in Jim Crow America?

On their second attempt, the team ranked second to last, due in part to White struggling to crouch down properly in his seat, remaining almost upright through the first corner.

Equating some imaginary white struggle with the contemporary black experience in America just shows a superficiality, a banality that while, perhaps not racist in itself, is certainly unserious and unworthy of someone who considers himself an opinion maker.

If our politics often devolve into black-and-white struggles, Facebook reveals that most of us live in the grays.

One of them, presented by both the Yemeni government and Al Qaeda's Internet postings — and echoed in the West — portrays a black-and-white struggle between the groups.

As blacks and whites struggled with the racial implications of the debate, many called for prayer and peace and urged that there be no escalation of violence.