Sentence examples for able to cope through from inspiring English sources

A staff member reported that Panetti is requesting medication because he is no longer able to cope through prayer and Bible reading.

"Local authorities may or may not be able to cope with what comes through, because there's nobody in the buildings to be able to deal with these things," he said.

"The secret of Beethoven being able to cope with misery through his art was when he wrote 'Ode to Joy,'" says Vaillant.

As far as veterans with PTSD, it's being able to cope and get through the emotions but still feel them.

But in Lebanon - which has received more refugees than any of Syria's other neighbours, although it is the smallest and least able to cope - many have slipped through the net.

Their perceptions of being able to cope should a breast cancer be detected may be improved through such contact.

They won't be able to cope.

Would you be able to cope?

Through that experience, I became more independent, more disciplined and better able to cope with pressure.

We'd have been able to cope.

It would be... less able to cope".