Sentence examples for but it does reconcile from inspiring English sources

As a compromise, it is perhaps nobody's perfect budget, but it does reconcile everybody's views.

Trick, Treays' fourth album, doesn't entirely abandon his recent direction – string-laden album closer Self Esteem, for example, is as downbeat as anything attempted on Grudge – but it does reconcile it with the chipper tone and sense of musical adventure of his early work.

But she added that the research "does reconcile things a bit".

She then went on to explain that the pair do reconcile – as suggested after Thompson's character confronts her husband – but any happily-after-resolution is muted.

Alice did reconcile herself to Lucius's war service, even praising his courage.

But it did happen, and we cannot reconcile ourselves with it.

He speaks of Kierkegaard's "The Concept of Irony" in which the philosopher characterized Schlegel's novel, "Lucinde" as poetical because he felt that Schlegel had constructed a substitute superior to the historical actuality, but criticized it because it did not reconcile the new and the old actualities(a definition of religion).

But how does it reconcile the traditional bourgeois audience's hunger for the classics with the need to address the country's multi-ethnic reality?

It also doesn't reconcile quantum physics with relativity, whose fundamental incompatibility is a major unsolved problem in physics.

Yes, but how does Mr. Gibson reconcile this discrepancy?

It's how do we reconcile, how do we form a proper relationship with the Aboriginal community," she said.