Sentence examples for could reconcile from inspiring English sources

Nobody could reconcile Jeanne's sisters.

But nothing could reconcile the emperor to Bohemond of Antioch.

Mr. Berlusconi said he didn't think the couple could reconcile.

He believed that with reason, compassion, and accommodation, he could reconcile a warring clergy.

"I thought I could reconcile the different aspirations of the adults in the family by commuting.

Mr. Berlusconi, left, said he did not think the couple could reconcile.

Allen Ginsberg once asked Cohen how he could reconcile his Judaism with Zen.

He did not know if he could reconcile himself to a world without his mother.

General Buchanan said he did not think Al Qaeda could reconcile its differences with the Iraqi government.

Here was a place where, Ms. Khan believed, she could reconcile her American identity with her religious heritage.

Like fire and frost, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton were temperamental opposites whom not even George Washington could reconcile.