Sentence examples for terms with a from inspiring English sources

Slowly you come to terms with a new reality.

He held that the terms, with a few minor exceptions, were in "plain and intelligible language".

Hence, perhaps, American slowness to come to terms with a changed situation.

She refers to all this as a period of "coming to terms with a new reality.

Mourning happens slowly and incompletely, as we try to come to terms with a sudden absence.

Watching people come to terms with a shared sense of community and pride.

It's something I came to terms with a long time ago.

But lately, Coke has had to come to terms with a conflicting reality.

A claymation fox coming to terms with a latent narcissistic personality disorder.

By that time, Smith was on friendly terms with a number of leading musicians.

He took ten years to come to terms with a very obdurate and highly original painter.