Sentence examples for dealing with the idea of from inspiring English sources
I was dealing with the idea of my own personal representation, my own ideas of authorship.
Most people are used to dealing with the idea of risk.
WEBER: We're both dealing with the idea of giving up a lot of things to do something you love.
A relative told her there was a proper burial in an unmarked grave, but she had difficulty dealing with the idea of going there.
One of the sculptures is a double-sided relief called "Fragment of a Letter," incorporating text from a letter that van Gogh wrote to the artist Émile Bernard and dealing with the idea of artists sticking together.
Despite the fact that we were dealing with the idea of a gorilla - not even the gorilla itself - and a woman from a Vermeer painting falling in love, he made it very human.
As an academic philosopher, Mr. Eisenberg easily invokes Plato and Hegel and coins phrases such as "patrician Marxism" in dealing with the ideas of Walter Benjamin, Theodor Adorno and other members of the Frankfurt School about the phenomenon of mechanically reproduced music.
