Sentence examples for he contends with from inspiring English sources
Mr. Judy says he contends with the region's image wherever he goes.
Still, he contends, with a budget of only $2 million a year, "we're practically a mendicant order".
He contends with con artists, homesickness, and bedbugs ("The French bedbug is larger I think than its American brother and just as ravenous").
This time he contends with a computer-generated whirlpool and a pestiferous piscine cloud whose effects are more gruesome than genuinely scary.
He contends with children who, in the light of day, pour sand down drains, shove twigs in spouts and leave water balloon shrapnel behind.
How big a stick is available as he contends with the economic catastrophe, domestic problems and Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan?
"There's a false image of openness now," he contended with an openness that was striking but almost casual.
Nor does he contend with the status of Jerusalem, which some analysts believe will be the most contentious of all the issues that divide the two sides.
Mr. Brunn added to the effect by dancing a snappy flamenco, heel clicks and all, as he contended with what the audience could only perceive as aerial chaos.
Three years later he won another Emmy for "Gore Vidal's Lincoln," starring Sam Waterston, which examined the Civil War through Abraham Lincoln's eyes as he contended with generals who balked at going into battle and politicians who undermined him.
He contended with his old sins, acknowledging how much pain he had caused Ellen, his second wife, and their children ("these three who I have hurt deeply") by abandoning them.
