Examples of 'come to terms with what' in a sentence
Meaning of "come to terms with what"
come to terms with what - This phrase suggests that the speaker is in the process of accepting or reconciling with a particular situation or reality
How to use "come to terms with what" in a sentence
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come to terms with what
Philip had to come to terms with what he did.
I did not wanna worry you until you had a chance to come to terms with what happened.
I have come to terms with what happened.
We hope that you will be able to come to terms with what happened.
To come to terms with what is already dead.
Garrett just needs time to come to terms with what happened.
He cannot come to terms with what has happened to his brother-or to his family.
He said it was very hard to come to terms with what happened.
I have come to terms with what I would done.
I have had literal eons to come to terms with what you saw.
Unable to come to terms with what she have done, XiaoYa took her own life.
And it will give you the chance to come to terms with what is happening.
And I have come to terms with what we can and can not handle.
Cindy returns to the village trying to come to terms with what just happened.
I had to come to terms with what had been lost.
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You can always put it behind you and come to terms with what happened.
Till you come to terms with what you are.
Maybe I made him up in my head to come to terms with what I did.
She cannot come to terms with what she has done.
Meanwhile, her family are fighting to come to terms with what happened.
Has she come to terms with what happened?
I think the Wymans have finally come to terms with what happened.
Have you come to terms with what you did to him?
Mickey, they are just trying to come to terms with what happened.
I have come to terms with what happened. Forgive him.
It will help you recover and come to terms with what has happened.
Come to terms with what you were told? Were you able to.
Hollywood has come to terms with what happened.
Will a psychiatrist be able to help her come to terms with what has happened?
To come to terms with what happened. I didn't wanna worry you until you had a chance.
It took me a long time to come to terms with what had happened.
Has she come to terms with what she is?
The girl 's aunt says she still can not come to terms with what she did.
One can only come to terms with what you know and see.
When the instructor suddenly disappears, Setsuko must come to terms with what remains-herself.
I need to try to come to terms with what I know about my birth father.
Gwénolé Gahinet, “ I am still finding it hard to come to terms with what we achieved.
And we have to come to terms with what that value is.
Instead, allow time to help you come to terms with what happened.
I struggle to come to terms with what so many people refer to as 'SOFT SKILLS'.
Victim-offender meetings can help victims come to terms with what has happened to them.
Tom could not come to terms with what had happened.
I do not know if I will ever come to terms with what you did.
Firstly, we must come to terms with what it is we are talking about.
It 's been a year and I still have not come to terms with what I did.
Will he ever come to terms with what he truly is now?
Others, including Ester, would struggle to come to terms with what they saw.
I won't ever come to terms with what happened to my boy.
It might take time for you to come to terms with what has happened.
I think we have come to terms with what happened to Zak . I have not.
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