Sentences with phrase «to come to grips with reality»

It may be that the spouse has no debt, or that the spouse just hasn't come to grips with the reality of their financial situation.

The courts are now coming to grips with this reality, and are slowly issuing guidance and rules to govern those who might wish to «live - blog» or tweet from court.

Until they truly come to grips with that reality, they will never even begin to objectively analyze what the problem is, and what they can do to fix it.

After coming to grips with reality and evolving as a trainer, I came to realize how amateur of a response that is.

Eventually, partners come to grips with reality and experience a decline in love.

The phenomenal success of the electronic church in recent years is, I think, best understood by coming to grips with the reality that evangelical faith has indeed been a persistent and significant component of American culture.

With local stories pouring in each day of the very real ways the Tea Party shutdown is hurting the middle class, it's time Republicans in Congress come to grips with reality that the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land, that it was upheld as constitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court, and that it's working.»

In «Last Flag Flying,» director Richard Linklater comes to grips with a reality of life that most people (and movies) would prefer to deny: Bad things can happen from which there is no recovery.

Episode 10, the season finale entitled «The Children,» features Dany coming to grips with the realities of ruling a kingdom, Bran learning the startling reality of his destiny and Tyrion facing the truth of his unfortunate situation.

Amazon will likely need to come to grips with this reality before they'll win authors into the Unlimited program.

If you go way back into reading the author's articles Amazon breaking the law and used eBook controversy, you might come to grip with reality what the eBook apocalypse is all about for author.

Stock investors are likely coming to grips with the reality that when home price growth doubles the pace of wage growth, and mortgage costs tied to the 10 - year continue climbing, consumers may not be able to spend freely.

Luke had buried them back in his Gospel, and once he had finished copying out the end of Q (at Luke 22:30), he rather explicitly said that the idyllic, unreal world of Jesus has been put behind us, for we must now come to grips with reality, buy a sword, become the church militant, and replace the kind of mission Jesus had advocated and practiced with one like the missionary journeys of Paul.

When someone lives about the law, watching them come to grips with reality is always going to be compelling.

«Studio executives are coming to grips with the reality that they have as much chance of reversing the... shift of audiences from the theatre to the home as King Canute had in commanding the tide to recede.»

Future retirees are starting to come to grips with this reality.

Martin Amis» attempt to understand «terror, tragedy, and world - historical occasions»» via personal relations and experiences» may be done well or ill, but it seems an essential way of coming to grips with these realities, which neither straightforward historic description of particulars nor philosophic treatment of universals may replace.

Step down from your invisible high horse and come to grips with reality that you are all just as American as everyone else living here, while legal or not.

It is very hard for those who believe in religion to come to grips with the reality that a person can have no belief in deities, it's part of the damage.

What I really need to do is to come to grips with reality and accept that there are no more margs or FroYo in my near future.

If you are seriously angry with how this case is being handled in comparison to Brock's then I'm sorry but you're a naive fool who needs to come to grips with reality.

So, yeah, I can see how it may have taken him a while to come to grips with reality.

Woods has never won an event at the historic Los Angeles venue, where he came to grips with the reality, as a teenage amateur, that his game was not nearly as strong as he believed it to be.

Weiner may be coming to grips with the reality that he just won't be able to hold on to his seat.

Hein, for his part, has to come to grips with the reality that the broad - based popularity he thought he had, via carefully cultivated and targeted constituencies, just wasn't there on election night.

Then I look at the 10 + symptoms that all scream «estrogen dominance», and we have to come to grips with reality.

I've learned I have had to back off social media at times or unfollow people even for awhile until I come to grips with reality again.

Greenberg can no longer fulfill his lifelong dreams, and much of the movie is about him and his friends having come to grips with that reality.

Policymakers are now coming to grips with the reality that if we want all students to attain proficiency, weâ $ ™ ve got to work harder, differently, deeper, and in a more coordinated fashion to get students, and their teachers, the help they need to attain those high standards.

In time, and at considerable cost, we came to grips with the reality that separate is seldom equal.

Publishers need to come to grips with reality.

Karl Villadsen has come to grips with the reality that he will struggle with being HIV positive for the rest of his life.

To come to grips with these realities, Ms. Spero, who always viewed art as inseparable from life, developed a distinctive kind of political work.

COI (conflict of interest) is becoming BAU (business as usual) and perhaps ordinary people like me need to come to grips with the reality that in all honesty, as long as the right people are happily lining their pockets, nobody cares.

I think it's important to come to grips with this reality, and the reality that many of these core questions are unlikely to be clarified any time soon.

But those in high dudgeon have to come to grips with reality — this is what happens when scientists and institutions debase the coin of the realm.

We are being trained as a society to «consume» visually, and lawyers need to come to grips with this reality.

Apple spent most of 2016 coming to grips with the reality that it couldn't build a car, but this year, the tech conglomerate showed it still has ambitions to develop autonomous driving technology.