Примеры wrestle

• Newly elected men wrestled with consciences or argued with colleagues and immediately declined or subsequently resigned the proferred position.

• Scholars have posited numerous definitions of spirituality and wrestled with the notion of spiritual pain and suffering.

• These are issues that we and all of our colleagues wrestle with on a daily basis.

• But while the victim hesitated, he made an effort to grab the keys from her and eventually wrestled them from her grasp.

• In such a hostile atmosphere, the protagonist wrestles with the question of an alternative maleness and finds himself attracted to men rather than women.

• The evangelists would have to wrestle constantly with the contradictions of commerce.

• Liberalism is austere, people respond to tribal passions, every nation wrestles with its demonic urges.

• Here, some of the classic works wrestle with how to extract dateable historical facts from oral performance.

• The counter-position to this one is, roughly, that wrestling makes everything worse.

• Quite apart from external attempts to influence them, corporate laboratories have always wrestled with problems of internal financial accountability.

• The music wrestles back and forth between the deep attacks and frenzied tunes.

• Thoughtful researchers have long recognized the inadequacies of the paradigm and have struggled to wrestle in meaningful ways with their phenomena within its considerable constraints.

• This extended metaphor sketches out in broad strokes the nature of the fear of triviality with which the commentator has to wrestle.

• The value-driven partisan instability we find implies that some part of the electorate wrestles with the decisions that confront them in politics.

• Other authors wrestled with ' the throes of an often painful love relationship with the divine ' (p. 119).