Sentences with phrase «strength from the adversity»

When they talk about the tough times they've had, they glorify the struggles they've been through, drawing strength from the adversity they weathered together.

When they talk about the tough times they've had, they glorify the struggles they've been through, drawing strength from the adversity they've survived together.

Not exact matches

Coming back from adversity is a feat that requires a different kind of strength, and can ultimately be the making of a footballer, unearthing qualities from their game that practise and success alone could not reach.

Wenger has constantly praised Giroud's mental strength when it comes to coming back from adversity and has said that he wants to extend the Frenchman's contract — something Giroud has hinted he will be doing.

«Our story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg resonates with me on so many levels — from the inspiring partnership she found in her marriage, to overcoming adversity as a woman and discovering the strength of her own voice, to her empathetic commitment to those in need of a voice no matter their gender, race, status or religious beliefs,» says the director.

«Our story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg resonates with me on so many levels — from the inspiring partnership she found in her marriage, to overcoming adversity as a woman and discovering the strength of her own voice, to her empathetic commitment to those in need of a voice no matter their gender, race, status, or religious beliefs,» Leder said.

In dealing with adversities, children draw from personal strengths often divided into external (I have), internal (I am), and interpersonal (I can) resources.

Acknowledge Alliance was founded in 1994 as The Cleo Eulau Center to help children rebound from adversity by nurturing their individual strengths and resilience.

Rumours have it that one of the ancient crowns lay buried deep within these dark caverns and players will need to seek adversity and glory in order to be rewarded with a crown that holds the strength of lords from times long past.

This perspective holds the belief that young people, families and communities «have strengths, resources and the ability to recover from adversities.»

For example, you gain strength or negativity from the adversity that you got through together.