Sentence examples for from reconciling from inspiring English sources

She has drawn strength from reconciling with her father and two brothers after years of not speaking with them.

They worry about the havoc that could be wreaked if a virus were introduced that prevented a major bank from reconciling its books.

Once total war and its assumed imperative were gone, democratic western societies shrank from reconciling their proclaimed values with the obliteration of cities and those who lived in them.

At Moe's Tavern, Homer encourages several of Springfield's men that they have to prevent Apu and Manjula from reconciling to save their own relationships and marriages.

It's been eighteen months, yet far from reconciling with his loss, George sees no future and is trying just to "get through the goddamn day".

These impressions arose from reconciling the many definitions of reality that I studied as a student of religion with the unifying experience of the reality that is our physical universe -- from the notion that all matter emerged from a singularity that spawned space known as the Big Bang to the Vedic cycle of creation, preservation and destruction that we observe throughout the universe.

Alice's mother slowly moved from reconciled to relieved.

Mr Ouattara's fighters and those loyal to Mr Gbagbo are far from reconciled.

Serbs in northern Mitrovica are far from reconciled to losing the whole of Kosovo to the Albanians.

Russia is still far from reconciled to NATO's presence in countries that it regards as being within its "sphere of privileged interests".

First, data matrices were created representing the number of losses or duplications for each gene along each branch of a species tree using the data from reconciled tree analysis.