Sentence examples for have finally reconciled from inspiring English sources

I've always wanted to be at a Gryffindor House party – especially this one, when Harry and Ron have finally reconciled after long chapters of fights and awkward silences.

Researchers who had been puzzling over how much carbon dioxide is absorbed by U.S. forests and fields have finally reconciled their conflicting results.

He dreamed of becoming a recording engineer, said his childhood friend and bandmate Edward Perez, and it seemed that Mr. Malahi had finally reconciled those roles in his job as an audio-visual engineer at the Marriott Hotel.

While Mr. Kostunica had promised during his election campaign that he would never allow Mr. Milosevic to be sent to the tribunal, he had finally reconciled himself to Mr. Milosevic's transfer to The Hague, a court he has deeply criticized.

But Mr. Tweedy, 41, seems to care most deeply that he has finally reconciled his musical ambitions with more personal ones: to live in Chicago, be part of both a family and a band, remain sober (it's been five years since he kicked a punishing addiction to painkillers) and live out a simulacrum of normalcy.

They have finally managed to reconcile, with a budget that is about as transformational as technology will allow".

Is it possible that we have finally begun to reconcile our post-modern fears of losing human touch?

WITH the financial reform bill finally reconciled, the regulatory action has now moved to Basel.

What happens: Emily and Richard, finally reconciled, hold a vow renewal ceremony for themselves.

Henry appears to have blamed Geoffrey for the separation, but in 1131 the couple were finally reconciled.

Her emotional world is now, she thinks, finally reconciled to her external reality.