Sentence examples for much grappling with from inspiring English sources

The states of California, Hawaii, New York, and Iowa are legally level-headed, but comments from GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump and anti-transgender hysteria in the American South show the USA, now smack in the middle of an election cycle, is still very much grappling with the idea of full legal equality for LGBTQs.

Published by mature DC Comics imprint Vertigo, Preacher is a 75-issue series by writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon that doesn't so much grapple with big ideas – good against evil, the sacred and the profane – as take a tyre iron to them.

Judo is so particular about dress that its rule book has a section on yarn count, and a head covering seemed to present safety issues in a sport with so much grappling.

Currently grappling with skinnies for dominance, boyfriends can be much sexier -- see Gwyneth Paltrow and Gwen Stefani for hot examples.

There isn't much to grapple with or debate, outside of the plausibility of the plot.

There was so much to grapple with, so many sounds to enjoy.

We're not invited to care about the philandering hero so much as grapple with the historical and philosophical reflections that Berger pegs to his pan-European escapades.

These are open questions (and not just for Russia); Mr Pagden's entertaining dualism isn't much help in grappling with them.

I didn't care for a few of the songs, but the experience was much more like grappling with a d.j.j

That would no doubt please investors as well as the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has spent much of the past year grappling with what sort of disclosure to require in order to pre-empt trouble.

And it probably will be a much different Fed board grappling with those potential problems.