Sentence examples for it doesn't grapple from inspiring English sources

Critical judgement: Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun-Times said the film "doesn't have the wit to work; it doesn't grapple sincerely with any of its issues, but just uses them as set-ups for predictable punchlines".

The present manuscript contains a single sentence acknowledging only the existence of these criticisms; it doesn't grapple with them but rather charges forth to a "Let's do it!" rallying cry at the end.

I'm a former Methodist, now a Unitarian Universalist (your basic heretic) so I don't grapple much with doctrine.

In terms of the argument that I don't grapple with meat, I would refer Jonathan and anyone else to Chapter...hold on, I can dig it out... (flips through book)...it's a very long...Chapter 17 of Omnivore's Dilemma, "The Ethics of Eating Animals".

Anyway, re-translating the Bible to deliberately elide its medieval edges doesn't grapple with its flaws so much as seek to evade them, and this doesn't queer the Bible – it just offers an alternative, which devout believers of The Word would undoubtedly reject, and which hurts efforts to undermine those who cite "religious liberty" to justify their prejudices.

Dahan tries to grapple with its inherent tedium by fragmenting the narrative into flashbacks, but he doesn't grapple with the problem of a life that ceases to evolve.

Trying to deal incrementally with different specific issues, which doesn't grapple with the whole problem, may constitute "what President Bush calls 'swatting flies,' " Singer opined.

Though its nonretractable claws suggest that it did not grapple with its prey, it almost certainly did not run after it like a wolf.

And when he's driven to write furiously in his journal, he doesn't grappling with some existential sense of shame it's just the normal scribbles of a teenage crush, which is remarkable to see in itself when that boy's crush is on a man.

This is fair as far as it goes, but Mr. Fleischer does not grapple with another one of the more remarked-upon failures of the press in recent years: the failure, in the months leading up to the Iraq war, to question more aggressively the administration's arguments about Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction.

Regardless of whether one embraces or rejects religious solutions to the problem of being, it is secular myopia to claim that religion does not grapple with the question.