Sentence examples similar to In one's grip from inspiring English sources

One loses one's grip on what is true and what is false because the true and the false are mixed together in one mess of experience.

Beginning to regain pride in one's work and come to grips with the impossibility of perfection may be part of what happens during downtime, especially in the presence of peers and understanding supervisors.

In the city of Dothan, one man's grip on the criminal justice system has exacted a steep price for many.

She packed everything for her around-the-world trip -- clothing, toiletries, sewing items, the tools of her journalistic trade, even her own drinking cup and flask -- in one leather grip case smaller than today's standard gym bag.

Following the bloodbath of its penultimate episode, The Honourable Woman treated us to another one in last week's gripping finale, with more or less the right people dead or redeemed, or both.

He left the house with his fedora in one hand, optimism gripped firmly in the other.

Those countries, she added, are the ones most interested in preserving OPEC's grip on the market.

In one series, a woman's hand is gripped tight behind her back by a faceless man.

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Others have died in Guantánamo's grip.

Whilst it isn't a book you can finish off in one sitting, it's definitely one that grips you.