Sentence examples similar to a reconciling influence from inspiring English sources
A Reconciling Egalitarianism.
Kwong-loi Shun's approach exemplifies such a reconciling strategy.
Some Egyptian commentators took a reconciling approach.
But the controversy feeds on the unease many South Koreans feel as they struggle to reconcile the influence of a rising China with their longstanding security ties to the United States.
That's the creole paradigm the group took on, having soaked up plenty of new wave and ska from England during the 80's and reconciling those influences with regional Mexican music.
His La Concorde des deux langages ("The Harmony of the Two Languages," after 1510; modern ed. 1947) attempts to reconcile the influence of the Italian Renaissance with French tradition.
That is, between numerically closer and distant pairs, there is no greater need to shift attentional or response strategies, to suppress more habitual responses, or to reconcile conflicting influences on performance.
It suggests that Ossorio, who never had a problem reconciling abstraction and representation, exerted his own influence on Pollock.
It takes into account how public broadcasting is not only entangled but also a significant influence in shaping how the FCC and governmental interests are reconciled with the public's interest.
How can our results be reconciled with studies invoking an influence of the MHC on urinary volatile composition?
