Sentence examples for to work through something from inspiring English sources

Obviously, he had to work through something and, in hindsight, he regretted it.

"The Color Wheel" was also an attempt to work through something: an abstract sense of having grown apart from people he once knew, at the university or at high school in Bryn Mawr, Pa.

"I've really been looking at all my work relationships as these symbols, and this is a message for me to work through something – and it's not inappropriate," he says.

Eisenberg: I like to write about exaggerated parts of myself because I find that it's a way for me to work through something and to write about something I know very well.

Right now I have to work something through, something that can't wait".

You'd sit in a meeting and work through something and think you got somewhere, and then you walk out of the room and someone's putting the parking brake on and you don't even know they're doing that.

Sometimes things happen when we don't want people crowding our space as we work through something.

"He loves happy endings, he makes sure there's something to work through in the middle and things work out OK.

"He wanted to work through the proper channels to get something accomplished".

Conversely, the reader willing to work through Derbyshire's presentation will understand something of Riemann's insights.

During therapy, it is easy to forget why you wrote or drew something but to work through it you need to understand it.