Examples of 'have to come to terms' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to come to terms"
have to come to terms - implies the need to accept or deal with a difficult or challenging situation or reality
How to use "have to come to terms" in a sentence
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have to come to terms
You have to come to terms with that.
That is something we have to come to terms with.
You have to come to terms with yourself.
And somehow or another we have to come to terms with failure.
You have to come to terms with this.
The transplant coordinator and the psychiatrist have to come to terms.
But you have to come to terms with it.
At some point our children are going to have to come to terms with reality.
I still have to come to terms with myself.
These are new facts which we shall have to come to terms with.
Now you have to come to terms with it.
This is a fact that our partners will have to come to terms with.
We all have to come to terms with that fact.
Maybe there are some things you have to come to terms with first.
We have to come to terms with that.
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It was a world ancient Israel would have to come to terms with.
We will have to come to terms with that fact.
But then I guess you are gonna have to come to terms.
You have to come to terms with the fact.
And I am definitely gonna have to come to terms with that.
We all have to come to terms with our contradictions.
Even resentment is inevitable . you have to come to terms.
She will have to come to terms with it too.
It is unfortunate, but it is the reality we have to come to terms with.
I have to come to terms with sightlessness.
This means that you have to come to terms with grammar.
We have to come to terms with the complexities of our time.
I mean that finally you have to come to terms with who you are.
You have to come to terms with it somewhere safe.
Sooner or later you will have to come to terms with Jesus Christ.
You have to come to terms with a loss of a partner.
Beauty is a pain, and women have to come to terms with it.
You have to come to terms with the reality.
Like it or not, you are going to have to come to terms with each other.
You have to come to terms with your condition.
Adolescence is a time when most young people have to come to terms with,.
You have to come to terms with your unconscious.
I told you. Now you have to come to terms with it.
We have to come to terms with some.
And if we are gonna be together, I have to come to terms with that.
You have to come to terms.
But that 's something I will have to come to terms with.
And we have to come to terms with what that value is.
You're just gonna have to come to terms.
I have to come to terms with the fact that he is growing up.
Heaven help them when they have to come to terms with what they have done.
We have to come to terms with whatever tactical errors were made.
O Both DFO and the industry have to come to terms with the need for change.
We have to come to terms with the fact that leaving.
We both know why . You have to come to terms with that.
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