Sentence examples for can't grapple from inspiring English sources
What puts pupils off taking English literature or any other A-level is the view of "leading academics" that they can't grapple with difficult texts or expect to perform as well as their international or richer peers.
If your mitts just can't grapple with something like the Galaxy S III or Galaxy Nexus (or if you just prefer a phone that's less conspicuous in your pocket), the Incredible 4G is an admirable choice in spite of its minor flaws.
Film executives can't avoid grappling with the source material themselves and that's problematic, given the yawning cultural gulf between Hollywood and this particular target demographic.
I can't think of a single woman I know, including myself, who hasn't grappled with some form of discomfort with her own physical appearance.
"And we haven't grappled with this as a society".
With teens being fickle, tbh can't ignore product as it grapples with growth.
"The world a President has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine.
There are certain parts — some nights you look at it and you can't think where you are supposed to grapple on at all.
If, as McGregor said, Alvarez is a weathered, stocky grappler who can't do much but throw a punch then he should make good on his prediction of a round-one KO.
The songs aren't cocky or neatly resolved; they're Jay-Z thinking aloud, grappling with complications that can't be resolved with cash.
