Sentence examples for coping with the idea from inspiring English sources
Instead they are coping with the idea of becoming parents.
"It's natural that we have to start coping with the idea that we are going to be a transport corridor for people as well".
Perhaps at that time it was a way that I was coping with the idea of potential failure.
The first generation of Muslim immigrants is still coping with the idea of women praying in the mosque and in the last few years, due to the pioneering effort by Asra Nomani, a conscious effort is being made to create a dignified space for women rather than being accommodated in the available space.
The Wacky New Trend Dubbed The 'Instagram Perm,'" that sort of thing; "Rubbing Your Dick On A Beard Can Cure Sexually Transmitted Infection!"—but for now, for today, we are all coping with the idea of the man braid and the magic doctor beard.
The Wacky New Trend Dubbed The 'Instagram Perm', that sort of thing; 'Rubbing Your Dick On A Beard Can Cure Sexually Transmitted Infection!' – but for now, for today, we are all coping with the idea of the man braid and the magic doctor beard.
"You have to cope with the idea that they can come for you any day at 6 in the morning," Mr. Gudkov said.
Nor did they understand why, with all those brains, he was desperate to be a writer rather than an accountant – just as Billy's family couldn't cope with the idea of him being a ballet dancer.
But there were still some remarkably prudish attitudes in Washington in those days, and the people in charge just couldn't cope with the idea of men and women living together underwater".
I'd tried to quit several times but always failed because I just couldn't cope with the idea of suffering and loss stretching as far into the future as I could imagine.
