Sentence examples for a grappling with from inspiring English sources

A good deal of "Small Memories" is a grappling with his earliest awareness of sex.

After discharging his duties as a pallbearer, he returns to Canada and continues on his way, but wherever he looks, now, he sees his father; the rest of the voyage becomes a grappling with the idea of death – his father's and, from there, the inevitability of his own.

Hoysted also told HuffPost that her subjects' youth is a grappling with her own aging.

Unstoppable isn't a grappling with theological questions, the work of a wistfully faithful person, or a personal journey.

In the wake of his passing, there will be a grappling with and a whitewashing of his legacy ― his spiritual advisement to every president from Eisenhower to Obama and his loathsome attitudes toward LGBTQ people, for instance.

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That's a lot of people who find a man in a dress grappling with a spinning Christmas tree funny.

Father Quealy said the situation was not unlike one experienced by a family grappling with a relative's addictive behavior.

Fashioned from fake fur and peach flannel, Tanning's 1969 "soft sculpture" resembles a nudist grappling with a Wookiee.

"You're watching a man grappling with a joke that's gone too far," he says, in his distinctive nasal drone.

It's promising to see a government grappling with the economic implications of an ageing population.