Sentence examples similar to dealing with has been from inspiring English sources

Equally, it could be that the friend is really the dreamer, and that he is dealing with having been misunderstood by the parent.

The parasites, bacteria and viruses that we are dealing with have been around for thousands of years.

The problem sought to be dealt with has been the subject of earlier legislation in New York, and has engaged the attention of the legislators of other states.

Epstein said that everyone she has dealt with has been "extraordinarily nice" but that no one can give her any clear answers or help.

Mostly what I've dealt with has been my own struggles with my limitations and what I've done to myself.

But while admitting that every administration she has dealt with has been difficult at times, she said that the Obama administration has brought "a different kind of aggression".

By many accounts, the foreign diplomats she has dealt with have been impressed.

"He also has a good relationship with the team, he feels at home and the personalities with whom he deals with have been open to him.

He informed us that the clients he has dealt with have been nothing like the soap king who dominates "The Hucksters".

Dannii Minogue faces up to her recent bout of confessional outpourings, and Fearne Cotton deals with having been instantly booted out of Fame Academy.

Not all the struggles he's dealt with have been political.