Sentence examples for with its stresses from inspiring English sources
The impact, on balance, has been hugely positive, though of course with its stresses and strains.
Working on the frontline of street homelessness comes with its stresses.
His "Boys and Girls Book About Divorce," published in 1970 when divorce was becoming much more common in America, offers children advice on coping with its stresses and tips on handling their parents.
Really, though, in this brave new world with all its stresses, shouldn't we take this far-out idea farther still?
The growth of individuality, with all its stresses and strains, is the process and substance of the lives we live.
But as things progressed from dating to wedding planning, with all its stresses and expectations, the anorexia she'd been hiding reached a breaking point.
Is the contemporary family, with its stress on emotional and sexual bonds, a recent invention?
During the 19th century, with its stress on the piano, arrangements again became popular.
On one side is the Enlightenment-Reformation West, with its stress on laws, institutions and the individual.
Such views were at variance with the Jacobin revolutionary tradition in France, with its stress on political centralism.
He was at first an outrider to Cubism; his version, with its stress on cylinders, is sometimes called Tubism.
