Sentence examples for easily reconcile from inspiring English sources
Mr. Garmey could easily reconcile his pastoral calling with his obsession about early 20th-century Russian art, architecture and literature.
He cannot easily reconcile cheap shots about Reagan's sorriest film roles with a tough look at Reagan's most serious Hollywood job: serving as president of the Screen Actors Guild during some of that union's rockiest times.
The latest update to the Zently app now allows roommates to more easily reconcile shared expenses.
Once that's done, users can easily reconcile purchases and submit them in expense reports.
Whatever the extent of David's domain, the Georgian kings would not so easily reconcile with the loss of those territories, leading to a series of conflicts with the Byzantine Empire in the eleventh century.
The effect of vildagliptin on acute mortality after MI in this study (Fig. 3) is difficult to easily reconcile with the negative results in the clinical trials [ 52, 53].
They were easily reconciled.
These views are not easily reconciled.
These rights cannot always be easily reconciled.
The regional traditions were not always easily reconciled.
His comments are not easily reconciled with his party's stated commitment to decentralisation.
