How to pronounce “come to terms” in English

But you hadn't come to terms with the truth yet.

I've come to terms with the fact that it's a rite of passage as an Arab young woman to have this at some point in your life.

So I had to come to terms of this whole vocal part of it, which I've always had.

with and trying to come to terms with them to analyze for a while now and very much so in this particular group.

needed to come to terms with the thing Detroit is good at, too.

But very quickly you come to terms with reality.

But you learn to come to terms with it, because you know that you can't discard it altogether.

I actually totally had come to terms that it was fine to die.

kids to navigate and come to terms with their gender identities and sexuality that was what I noticed when I was

And when you come to terms with what matters most to you, and put the priority right spot, it's a big thing.

How do we come to terms of what it's being used for?

So you come to terms of what you have in the bank.

negotiation now if we come to terms we'll call the chair has the power to

And I think it helped me come to terms with her, our relationship, and then also what she went through.

So I think once we come to terms with that, then maybe it's a little bit easier to be objective about which thoughts we want to buy into

And would love how you've come to terms with it, and also because you have a second book, within two years or something like that, right?

And I couldn't quite come to terms with it.

as we're all trying to come to terms with with what's happened I want to transition slightly just to talk about women in journalism because you touched

And we had the interesting struggle to come to terms with this and make

So very important to make sure you come to terms with the fact that why are bad people-- why are good people doing

So I think the way I've come to terms with that-- the only thing that was ever new was the wheel, the hammer, and the

Well I've never quite come to terms with Facebook.

Astoundingly today we still have not come to terms with how this happened; there's a surprisingly vigorous debate over whether government actually caused this.

You talk about how this system really makes you come to terms with where your energy is going.

So it took a little while to kind of come to terms with those.

And so that's been a thing I had come to terms with.

that it's so deep and hard to come to terms with.

So, how does one come to terms with-- I guess, one of my final questions is, how do you stay resilient?

It's a weird thing to kind of come to terms with, that a lot of people who you hope this show will reach

They have come to terms with life as it is.

I've spent so much of my life trying to come to terms with suffering, and in a hugely important way, you know, what's the role of compassion,

And I think it's troubling to really come to terms with the fact that although equal opportunity has never been fully true, what's troubling about the moment we

I think it is really hard to retire and come to terms with the decision.

And those are things that we have to sort of come to terms with what we're comfortable with.

So in writing this book I really had come to terms with why I spent 10 years of my life looking at moral behaviors.

He still spent the better part of four decades trying to come to terms with just how screwed up and unfair it is that we only get to do this once.

when you sort of real we start to come to terms with the reality of adulthood which you guys all look really old so

Because at this point, I had already come to terms that, if I go or if I don't go, it doesn't really matter.

Through my life story, I had to come to terms with the fact that that is who I was.

You want to kind of bowl the last ball and then kind of come to terms that you are injured.

it was this country is broken we have to say that we have to come to terms with

For some reason, educators haven't quite come to terms with this yet, and we still think of education as trying to jam knowledge into a brain, to fill it up.

The reckoning essentially though is the moment when if we have not come to terms with the structural, unsustainable deficit spending that we have now, and it's really not the

And archaeologists are now having to come to terms with that.

That's going to be a challenge for us going forward because if we can't come to terms and align, then that's going to make it difficult for us as a country

That requires a lot of vulnerability, more than most people are willing to kind of come to terms with.

So why is it important to come to terms with our past so we can move forward in our future?

I mean, they were destroyed in order for them to really come to terms with what they had done.

In the aftermath of her suicide, I've had to come to terms not only with my profound and terrible grief, but also with all the judgments that