Sentence examples for kind of grappling from inspiring English sources

We love the German expressionist stuff, that whole kind of grappling with hidden subtexts and all that kind of decoding we do.

The contrast between these and the earlier Piano Trio No. 2, a dreamy piece tarrying in slightly Debussyan paths, could certainly be taken as a kind of "grappling" with the role of religious tradition in music.

"At this stage, you're kind of grappling for the signal that would start a reversal, and it's just not out there in the market," said Antoine Halff, head of energy research at Fimat in New York.

I picture them just kind of grappling for an uncomfortable amount of time, a lot of grunts, and one very mussed-up hairdo.

This kind of explicit grappling with plot mechanics is a bit like speech during sex: it will entertain some and embarrass others.

It was about characters who are kind of lost and grappling with what their lives mean.

"I set out to write a novel about an in-between generation — from the Great Migration to civil rights — and people suffering from a kind of mother-want and grappling with their own demons and psychology," she said.

And he also shows how isolation and necessity force Che and Dial to depend upon each other, and how that need gradually evolves into affection, and that affection into a kind of love, as Dial grapples with the realization that she must return Che to his real life and make plans for doing so without getting herself arrested.

The injustice that explodes in the second part of To Kill A Mockingbird, where Tom Robinson is convicted despite the overwhelming evidence he didn't rape Mayella Ewell, is an example of the kind of unfairness our country still grapples with daily.

That didn't play well here at Ford, but I thought it was an important signal to send internally, that these were the kind of issues we needed to be grappling with.

Because food was such a central battleground for NXIVM ideology, I intuitively knew I couldn't escape grappling with this kind of "sacrifice" first-hand.