Sentence examples for and reconcile from inspiring English sources

Husbands and wives would separate, cool off, and reconcile.

Once again, Obama appears to bridge and reconcile.

In 1929 Britain decided to end this stalemate and reconcile its interests with Iraq's national aspirations.

The choir's mission is simple: to unite and reconcile South Sudan's 64 tribes.

At Issue -- Syncretism, the attempt to fuse and reconcile Catholic and non-Catholic beliefs and teachings.

It can help us integrate and reconcile difficult or contradictory circumstances.

People from warring tribes will become exhausted and reconcile if a beautiful woman in skimpy outfits dances long enough.

"So much hope was put in this parade of billionaires to try and reconcile capitalism with climate," she says.

They have seen plenty of their married peers flirt and have affairs and reconcile, or divorce and marry again.

It would help parents meet their child-care needs and reconcile the conflicting demands of wage employment and family care.

"Sympathy must be offered to those who suffered from the events that occurred and reconcile them with the ruling system.