Sentence examples for completely reconciled from inspiring English sources

I've completely reconciled myself to that fact".

Like Turkey, Tunisia faced decades of a state-enforced secularism that never completely reconciled itself with a conservative population.

The LSO arranged a series of concerts conducted by Wood, with whom the orchestra was completely reconciled.

Remove those discrepancies, he claims, and "you can completely reconcile the records".

Although he had suspected that two comets that had appeared in succession in 1680 and 1681 were the same comet before and after passing behind the Sun (he was later found to be correct; see Newton's Comet), he was unable to completely reconcile comets into his model.

Goal 8 states that hospitals must "accurately and completely reconcile patient medications across the continuum of care".

While this review does not completely reconcile the controversies that surround the use of MDA, it summarizes evidence showing that this strategy can reduce malaria burden and transmission in various settings.

However, it remains difficult to completely reconcile our results with those of these other studies, as diabetes is a complex disease caused by multiple factors, not only insulin resistance.

At that point, Charice was also estranged from her mother (they have since reconciled), and felt completely alone in her struggles, depression and grief.

For people reconciled to their condition so that it feels completely normal, the prospect of even a partial "cure" sows confusion alongside hope.

I had been hired to help it develop new ideas and strategies in the United States, but was struggling with a particularly difficult project that required me to reconcile two completely different perspectives.