Sentence examples for cope with misfortune from inspiring English sources

Or it enables him to cope with misfortune or lessen guilt and anxiety; gives him comfort, happiness, peace, security, direction, meaning, purpose, identity, and ready-made answers to the questions of life.

First, they teach us how to avoid misfortunes or mitigate the impact they have on our life; second, in case they happen, they direct our attention to ways of coping with misfortunes or escape dangerous consequences; third, they tell us how to gain "some good" out of "any kind of ill" (De utilitate, OO, II, 10b, 27b, 39a).

But she had to cope with solitude and misfortune at an early age.

I visited Uganda earlier this month to talk to the Congolese, understand what happened to them, how they were coping with their misfortune.

The soft ticket market, with seats available from licensed brokers for under $100, was attributed to snow and ice that paralyzed a metropolitan area ill-equipped to cope with winter weather and a limited franchise playoff legacy that preconditions many Atlanta fans to misfortune in the postseason.

You need a plan, a willingness to cope with setbacks, the brains to figure out how to recover when things go awry, and the stomach to deal with misfortune, incompetence and, sometimes, sheer fraud.

Michael Ginsberg has had the huge misfortune of suffering a florid psychotic episode at a time when all they had to cope with that sort of thing were some leather straps and electric shock treatment.

Wirth could cope with that.

Who could cope with that?

That's easy to cope with.

They can't cope with 1948".