Sentence examples for getting reconciled from inspiring English sources

By this time I am getting reconciled to the fact that Linhua Shan, Gang Lu, and Dwight Nicholson were killed.

To my view, this is particularly remarkable, and may not be a coincidence (historically, related ideas tend to appear simultaneously everywhere), at a moment when classical physics and quantum physics are getting reconciled via a renewed view of Information Theory.

"How do you see this getting reconciled?" "I am not going to worry too much about reconciliation because there are more of us than them," replied Palin,  "I've always had to buck my party….

All these things could be partly true, I suppose, but they never really get reconciled; like Paternot, Kuo seems content simply to offer anecdotes, not judgments.

For an example of how this gets reconciled by a "kitchen incubator," it's useful to look at one of the better-known examples of the form, La Cocina, in San Francisco, which opened in 2005.

When Ralph finally got reconciled to the Labour party, it was in the least useful period, namely in the Bennite period when it didn't really do much good.

The "terminal mode" seems to switch on quickly, and although there are probably some resolution disparities that need to get reconciled, it's probably best to just let the user use the interface they're most familiar with.

Portability got reconciled, renegotiated, modified, adjusted, and ultimately lost in the political shuffle.

TC: The tensions are part of what makes it interesting, and they don't always get reconciled.

"When a couple gets reconciled, or economic help arrives against all human expectations — if there are hundreds of such cases, all after praying to the same person, then God wants to tell us something," Gumpel argues.

But of course often people… the attempts at a cure don't work out and they gradually get reconciled to the idea.