Sentence examples for to cope himself from inspiring English sources

Struggling to cope himself, he felt that his wife was on the verge of despair and couldn't move past the awful episode.

I'm continually trying to balance my relationships but this year have felt, I just want to be left alone so that I can at least cope and have enough energy to be reasonably cheerful and good company for my husband who I am sure you appreciate has had a lot to cope with himself.

Anderson said her son struggled to cope and blamed himself.

As compelling as this game may be, the real action is in the training and meeting rooms of the Saints and the Texans, where Sean Payton tries to cope with injuries to himself and others, and Matt Leinart acquaints himself with the children's menu of the Texans' playbook ("I can't decide between the Donald Duck Zone Stretch to Arian Foster and the Andy Panda iso to Ben Tate!") Pick: Falcons.

He reminds us how hard Bacon worked, and that the real danger he had to cope with was that of repeating himself and burning himself out.

He, himself, has to cope with that.

Hours later he found himself unable to cope with the loss.

He was put in an intolerable situation and, as many would, found himself unable to cope.

Rhys Ifans is likeable and laidback as Greenberg's "best friend," a recovering alcoholic himself trying to cope with the diminished expectations of middle age.

His large storyboard narratives, featuring a bean-headed version of himself struggling to cope with mundane life frictions, are as funny verbally as they are visually (Johnson).

The economy initially expanded under his laissez-faire economic policies, but by the end of his term Odría found himself unable to cope with a mounting trade deficit and rapid inflation.