Sentence examples for considered irreconcilable from inspiring English sources

Its emir, a towering man whose girth was ridiculed by Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya, has sought to reconcile what could be considered irreconcilable.

The Invisible also make connections between types of music previously considered irreconcilable – we can hear elements of space-prog in some of their freakier moments, and of Brit-funk on their forthcoming single – but they do so in a more focused way; that single has enough pop appeal and fabulous funk-tionality to be a hit.

They have analyzed datasets from a variety of elections, showing that many of the usual voting methods that are considered irreconcilable (e.g., plurality, Borda count and methods that choose the Condorcet winner) are, in fact, in perfect agreement.

This consciousness fosters a « multiple critique » derived from a plural identity (Muslim, feminist, ex-colonized people) that some consider irreconcilable with religion, feminism and/or nationality.

She also warned the Afghan government against trying to make peace with the Taliban, al-Qaeda and other militant groups the US considers irreconcilable.

At the time, Ingres and Delacroix were considered the irreconcilable opposites of French art.

Until now, they have been considered completely irreconcilable theories of origin and existence.

"The edges it flickers on are traditional binary divides between things we normally consider completely irreconcilable, things like art and science, beauty and death, spectacle and education, alive yet not alive".

With opponents he considered dangerous or irreconcilable, he could be ruthless: with Helvidius Priscus may be associated a group of "philosophers" who were expelled from Italy; and in 78 he executed Eprius Marcellus, one of his earliest and most efficient supporters, accused of a conspiracy that may have been directed at Titus's association with the Jewish princess Berenice.

For their part, United States officials have also been adamant that they will not talk to top Taliban or other insurgent leaders they consider to be "irreconcilable".

Important parts of the strategy would be to exploit what diplomats here say are fissures in the Taliban, to separate what amounts to day-wage fighters from the movement's hard-core elements, whom many officials consider to be "irreconcilable," and to divide the Taliban from Al Qaeda.