Sentence examples for terms with how from inspiring English sources

* We have to come to terms with how short our lives are".

"I'm only just beginning to get to terms with how enormous that change will be," admits Higgins.

Until white Americans come to terms with how they have dehumanized blacks, racial progress will be an illusion at best.

The Obama Administration has had difficulty coming to terms with how unhappy many Pakistanis are with the United States.

But while the outlines are intriguing, he is still coming to terms with how to create an organic whole.

"I'm struggling to come to terms with how much pain I can withstand," Laurie wrote in her journal.

With his decision, Leon may press the N.S.A. — and the law — to come to terms with how we live now.

So Bobby, 94, is trying to come to terms with how to talk about people who aren't white.

That's what this day is about coming to terms with how I'm going to feel going forward again".

When we came to terms with how it was going, we were determined to make the most of the time left.

We have got to come to terms with how you organise that and how to make sure those people are fully involved".