Sentence examples for We will reconcile from inspiring English sources

"We will reconcile and forgive if that is what we need to do to protect the country from civil wars and division".

"We will reconcile this legislation in a way that is a AAA rating — affordability for the middle class, accountability for the insurance companies and accessibility to many more people in our country to quality, affordable health care," Ms. Pelosi said.

And I can't help but wonder how we will reconcile this part of Harriet's past with what is fast becoming her present.

"Why should we allow Southern oil to go free to market, when the money from its sales is used to arm rebels who want to destroy us?" They follow it up with a promise — we will reconcile our respective claims after we agree on a transit fee that matches a third of the budget gap.

We think there will be negative consequences of running much larger deficits, but exactly how we will reconcile the budget constraint is not clear.

Forgiving them doesn't mean we'll reconcile.

If someone claims to have witnessed a phenomenon that contradicts well-established laws of science, we seek an explanation that will reconcile that perception with science; if none is possible, we may conclude that the witness is deceived.

"I think they will reconcile; as long as we go deeper in the community we will be able to convince them".

We want to know how Pete will reconcile his addiction to "the Life" with his devotion to his wife, Barb, who detests his politics and his work.

We believe that God's mercy will reconcile all unto itself in the end.

Merely relying on the theory that the market's invisible hand will reconcile private greed with the greater good is not enough, when we know how often capitalism is rigged.