Sentence examples for always coping from inspiring English sources

We were always coping with poky dressing rooms and bad conditions backstage, but we didn't care.

"I have always coped with that kind of thing.

"We've always coped, your mother and I," Georges tells their daughter.

But I think it's because everyone can always cope with everything.

Veterans suffering from combat stress don't always cope well with crowded rooms.

I have always coped with rejection really badly – I take it personally.

But Australia's isolation means that although its creatures are hardened to the sometimes-brutal conditions, they do not always cope well with introduced flora or fauna.

"We've always coped, your mother and I," Georges says, maybe to reassure himself as much as a daughter who can feel like a stranger.

Getting a will would be a mundane example (though research suggests complexity may not be something with which advisers always cope well).

I could always cope with attacks from the right, but attacks from the left and other gay activists were incredibly painful.

"It was a really difficult time in my life, and I think I've always coped with difficult times by going back to happier periods," she says.