Sentence examples for concepts to grapple from inspiring English sources

People employ many concepts to grapple with such questions.

"There are a lot of concepts to grapple with in this conflict, and I didn't know any Palestinians personally," he said.

"This is a tragic and painful concept to grapple with, but it must be considered".

It's a difficult concept to grapple with.

"The definition of 'coordination' has been one of the most difficult legal concepts for the F.E.C. to grapple with for years and years," said Kenneth Gross, a veteran campaign finance lawyer.

Majors may ultimately demonstrate better understanding of learning goal 1 concepts than nonmajors because majors are forced to grapple with the concepts at a deeper level during the course.

Understanding diseases of poverty is a fairly new concept for the United States to grapple with, one that's tightly linked to the nation's staggering income inequality.

Increasingly, my youngest daughter's drawings of me – pea-sized head balanced on enormous circular body, lines for limbs – looked less like a four year old trying to grapple with concepts of space and representation in the pre-schematic stage of development than a photorealist portrait.

Zhang's beautiful reflection on what it means to grapple with the concepts of adolescent love and attractiveness when you're an Asian girl in a sea of whiteness shows just how far-reaching white supremacy is.

It's interesting to grapple with these concepts of identity and self-evolution in a country that is so proud of its culture and history, and also so obsessed with self-definition.

To help us understand all this complexity Case has a new book out called An Illustrated Dictionary of Cyborg Anthropolgy, so idiots like myself can look at the pretty pictures and try to grapple with the concepts she peers into the future and brings back for us to comprehend.