Sentence examples for grapple directly from inspiring English sources

She has a strong geometric intuition that allows her to grapple directly with the geometry of moduli space.

I can't name a single video game that even attempts to grapple — directly — with any element of these holidays, from travel nightmares to family squabbles to religious rebirth to peace on earth and good will toward men.

The talks here on Monday and Tuesday — which involved three-way meetings that included the United States as well as direct discussions between the Israelis and the Palestinians — were largely procedural and did not grapple directly with the difficult "final-status" issues like borders, the status of Jerusalem and the Palestinians' right to return to what is now Israeli territory.

In fact the best-loved synths are the ones that only sound exactly like what they are – elegantly designed electric circuits that produce basic waveforms coupled to some big knobs that let you grapple directly with the what you are hearing as you hear it.

Had she eliminated them, too, we might have been able to grapple directly with what Lee has suggested but not quite conveyed: what it must feel like for an exceptional young woman to stand up to the theatre's ultimate Great White Father.

It creates a group that does not have to grapple directly with the consequences and casualties of war.

Gradually, still lifes became Cézanne's favourite genre because, as he said, they meant "grappling directly with objects".

He is asking Congress to take on a wide-ranging set of complicated issues all at once, after years during which it had trouble grappling directly with almost any of them.

He grapples directly with whether it even makes sense to speak of a precolonial history of "Uganda" as a unit, given the linguistic and cultural divides of the precolonial kingdom's and societies that were slapped together in British East Africa.

BRUSSELS — With a new sense of urgency, the leaders of the 27 European Union nations grappled directly on Sunday with their thorniest financial and economic problems, and made progress that they promised could yield a complete package of measures within days.

The opening story, "Love and Honor and Pity and Pride and Compassion and Sacrifice", grapples directly with his own heritage, with a young writer called Nam urged by his friends to turn to his father's experiences in Vietnam for literary inspiration.