Sentence examples for cope himself from inspiring English sources

Struggling to cope himself, he felt that his wife was on the verge of despair and couldn't move past the awful episode.

Other composers, including Cope himself, look for new directions when they feel their work is becoming too pleasing.

Ballou's articles were poorly researched, written, and read, and Cope himself was smarting from a Philadelphia Inquirer piece which suggested the University of Pennsylvania trustees would ask Cope to step down unless he provided proof for his charges against Marsh and Powell.

The man responsible knowingly infected Karim because he "couldn't cope with himself and wanted to spread the disease so as not to be alone".

Anderson said her son struggled to cope and blamed himself.

As compelling as this game may be, the real action is in the training and meeting rooms of the Saints and the Texans, where Sean Payton tries to cope with injuries to himself and others, and Matt Leinart acquaints himself with the children's menu of the Texans' playbook ("I can't decide between the Donald Duck Zone Stretch to Arian Foster and the Andy Panda iso to Ben Tate!") Pick: Falcons.

Conor says he copes by "keeping himself to himself".

Perhaps, too, he could not really cope with the truth himself as he surveyed the ruin of his boast that he had abolished "boom and bust".

Once fervently against hunting, McWilliams now views hunting as a way to connect to a system greater than himself and cope with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder brought on by a recent violent dog attack.

Once fervently against hunting, McWilliams now views hunting as a way to connect to a system greater than himself and cope with PTSD brought on by a recent violent dog attack.

He reminds us how hard Bacon worked, and that the real danger he had to cope with was that of repeating himself and burning himself out.