Sentence examples for coping called from inspiring English sources

This form of coping, called "emotion-focused," helps reduce your perception of stress by changing the way you feel about it.

England goalkeeper Pauline Cope called Blatter's advice "typical of a bloke," and added: "To say we should play football in hot pants is plain ridiculous.

On an arid, sun-drenched day in Las Vegas in November 2000 Dennis D. Cope called a secret meeting of his disciples a hundred clients of his popular investment firm, the Millennium Group.

A new measure of carer coping is available to assess coping strategies, called the Family Coping Questionnaire for Eating Disorders (FCQ-ED) [ 32].

Finally, defensive attitudes in our participants' accounts belong to the overarching category of coping mechanisms called emotion-focused[ 14].

Garnefski and colleagues have developed a conceptual approach of coping strategies called cognitive emotion regulation strategies [ 20– 23].

Constructive attitudes in our participants' accounts belong to an overarching category of coping mechanisms called problem-focused by Lazarus and Folkman [ 14].

But looking is not buying, and several industry experts cautioned that the problematic corporate structure of the deal might mean that the Copes' call for offers in mid-August will be met with a muted response.

In keeping with his comic personality, a series of television commentaries on WTAE-TV saw Cope calling himself "Doctor Cope" and wearing a white lab coat while pretending to examine the opposing team's strengths and weaknesses.

I've developed a form of coping I call selective amnesia: after it's over--whatever it is--you might have to forget some things, at least for a little while, so that you can keep going.

It's a questionable tactic; Jon Gruden's Monday Night Football Leagues colleagues do not wonder aloud how he is coping while calling a Raiders or Buccaneers game.