Sentence examples for begin to reconcile from inspiring English sources

"The country divided into two camps and, after forming a new government, the country must begin to reconcile immediately.

Louis CK as Horace sits there in bewilderment, as more details are divulged, and together they begin to reconcile their own differences and issues with their children.

We don't pretend that NGOs and businesses will start seeing eye to eye next year or the year after that, even if they do begin to reconcile some of their short-term versus long-term mismatches.

Once you stalk the fear back to its source, you can begin to reconcile it.

After the conclusion of StarCraft, the two groups begin to reconcile, but the reconciliation is marred by mutual distrust.

If the House approved just one of its piecemeal bills, it could move to a conference committee, where Senate and House members could begin to reconcile their differences.

I motioned him to the examining table, beginning to reconcile myself to my fate.

Nonetheless, some of the company's once-estranged television fiefs are beginning to reconcile.

"I could see she was beginning to reconcile, making a positive out of a bad negative," Bill Redmond said.

And as the crowd drifted out, I had the clear impression that many in it were letting go of some of their anger, allowing it to soften into disappointment, and beginning to reconcile themselves to reality.

Today, after more than a decade, Serbs and Kosovars are beginning to reconcile; the leaders of Serbia and an independent Kosovo recently signed an accord to resolve remaining political and legal disputes.