coming to grips with

I get that Miranda is coming to grips with her newly discovered queerness, but surely a successful, Harvard-educated lawyer who has survived a divorce and raised a teenage son would have a bit more confidence and self-awareness in love, real estate and basic guest etiquette — after moving in briefly with Carrie, she eats the last yogurt!

“I’m never going to ask anyone to compromise core principles, but preferences must be yielded for the greater good. And that’s what I think people are recognizing and coming to grips with.”

“He’s very recently talked about this being his multiyear legacy, and the fact that he’s been talking about tariffs since the 1980s, I think more and more people are increasingly coming to grips with the fact that these might be in place through the rest of his administration,” Negron said.

It was a touching invitation for a man coming to grips with the destruction of his Pacific Palisades neighborhood, devastated by wildfires.

With the dire weather forecast and no sign of relief, Southern California residents are coming to grips with the fact that conditions may get worse before they improve.