Sentence examples for to grapple it from inspiring English sources

"The early ones are very, well, not quite cautious, but very much will-powered, determined to come to terms with his music, to grapple it and put one's best foot forward.

"And then explaining to people why anyone would want to look at ISIS propaganda, which wasn't so much a case of wanting to look at it but of feeling it was necessary to grapple with it".

That's one question Watson can't answer, so it falls to us, the vanquished, to grapple with it.

"They've danced around it this time, but they will have to grapple with it very soon," he says.

Godwin comments: She was sensible how arduous a task it is to produce a truly excellent novel; and she roused her faculties to grapple with it.

The divestment demand is so new that most administrators are just beginning to grapple with it.

"That is a point we cannot shirk from; we have to grapple with it".

"We're telling the cellphone guys that you have to grapple with it now, too".

I couldn't bear to look at America – to grapple with it intellectually, critically – during those years.

Prokofiev's Second Piano Concerto is a work of beastly difficulties, and the young Russian firebrand Arcadi Volodos seems just the man to grapple with it.

Others such as John Nash tried to grapple with it and found that the avant-garde of the last years of peace had given them the tools they needed.