Sentences with phrase «yet come to terms with the fact»

This is one of many reviews I've now read that sound like they've been written by someone who hasn't seen the previous films and / or not yet come to terms with the fact that it doesn't have Matt Damon in it.

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But the vast majority of Christians have yet to recognize that fundamental fact, let alone come to terms with its implications for the life of the church and its relationships to the Jewish people.

She isn't sure she's OK with it yet, but she's trying to come to terms with the fact that this bald pirate dressed all in white has got her motor running.

As a life long Sonic fan, I've come to terms with the fact that he has never really kept up with other long running series of it's ilk, time and time again building up hope then crushing it all with yet another mediocre game (also known as the Sonic Cycle).