Sentence examples for apparently reconciled from inspiring English sources

Richard Blair died just before the outbreak of the second world war, apparently reconciled to his son's writing career.

At the end, Maggie has saved her marriage, and her father prepares to return to America, leaving his daughter older, wiser and (apparently) reconciled to her husband.

I've been trying to follow this notion that really interesting things can happen in fiction when you stay inside the limits the characters have apparently reconciled themselves to.

He returned home in 1571, being apparently reconciled with the government, but he retained his Roman Catholicism and his friendship for Mary, who wrote to Elizabeth I in 1581 desiring a passport for Lord Seton that he might alleviate her solitude.

In it, the president and first vice-president of the world's youngest country, apparently reconciled after a two-year civil war between their followers that has killed at least 50,000 people and been characterised by some of the most depraved human rights abuses this century, call on the world to back a truth and reconciliation commission to help staunch South Sudan's many wounds.

Since then March of Time has been sponsored by Remington-Rand typewriter company, by Wrigley's gum, by its own cinema March of Time, has made 400 broadcasts.66 Apparently reconciled to philanthropy is Luce, because time for latest version will be bought & paid for by his organization.

Since the prominent twentieth-century conflict between science and the literal reading of Genesis had caused cognitive dissonance for many evangelicals, Genesis Flood provided relief by apparently reconciling the two.

Apparently reconciling themselves to the fact that the content of their fringe ideas will not earn them a sustainable majority, they are trying to rig the electoral college to virtually ensure that the winner of the nation's popular vote will not win the election.

[It is not surprising when one is] singing a solo song about one's troubled (though reconciled and apparently happy) marriage.

How can these apparently conflicting observations be reconciled?

So much for reconciling apparently disparate paradigms.