If, despite best efforts, the team cannot reconcile its differences, the best approach may be mediation, led by either a team member or an outside facilitator.
His acquaintances from that time still cannot reconcile him as a killer, but in hindsight the raw ingredients of his personality suggest some clues.
But it did happen, and we cannot reconcile ourselves with it.
Holden knows things won't remain the same; they are dissolving, and he cannot reconcile himself to it.
Except that it cannot reconcile even itself and, in its panic about words of fire between consenting adults, it prefers a gentle game of let's pretend, keeping everybody frustrated and pushing all the aggro into the bar.
It contains more of my little philosophy than all the libraries I have seen; and such parts of it as I cannot reconcile to my little philosophy, I postpone for future investigation.
The women I see are often anxious and cannot reconcile ideas concerning work and family, what it is to be a successful woman and a mother, to say nothing of the demands of maintenance placed on their bodies.
A sad measure of the film's lack of vision is that Mr. Caine, who plays Brossard, cannot reconcile the contradictions of his character as it is written, despite his heroic efforts.
It makes sense, then, that if Paul Ryan cannot reconcile himself to Donald Trump as the party's presidential nominee, he should step aside as chair of the party's convention and Ryan has offered to do just that.
It is fear, sadness and ambivalence that the mind cannot reconcile itself too and attempts to escape.
