Sentence examples for difficult to reconcile this from inspiring English sources

It seems difficult to reconcile this with her being six.

I find it difficult to reconcile this conclusion with our traditional religious freedoms.

Yet it is difficult to reconcile this demotic vision with the authoritative role courted by this very dictionary.

It is difficult to reconcile this hardened youth with the gentle man opposite me – with Seu Jorge the star.

For some Americans (although certainly not all), it has become difficult to reconcile this ideal with immigration policies that, rightly or wrongly, have increasingly focused on deportation.

As a result, it has been difficult to reconcile this high-level view of the brain with how scientists think of neurons interacting with each other individually.

Interestingly Kirchhoff et al. did report on the in vitro and in vivo formation of IRF-1 homodimers(28) for which it was difficult to reconcile the role of this homodimer in binding to a single putative IRF-1 binding site; perhaps instead the homodimer plays a more specific role in the promoters of genes that contain tandem repeat IRF-1 binding sites rather than single sites.

It was difficult to reconcile the intrinsic weirdness of this occasion.

It seems difficult to reconcile that this should be so.

Glitzy online lectures, or fancy learning technologies, are difficult to reconcile with this fundamental scepticism.

These gaps and tensions are difficult to reconcile, and this in turn complicates the task of interpreting and applying the rules," Legg writes.