Sentence examples for haven't reconciled from inspiring English sources

But I haven't reconciled myself to it yet.

About her current relationship with her mother, she'll say only that as far as she is concerned, they haven't reconciled.

This was not some junket for the latest series of The Only Way Is Essex; Katie Price and Peter André haven't reconciled their differences for the sake of their public.

Mr. Sharp had run in 2002 against Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst; they hadn't (and haven't) reconciled, which explains why the lieutenant governor is among those who blame the current problems on "Sharp's business tax".

But if trust, love and intimacy are not restored they haven't reconciled as spouses.

The lawmakers have not reconciled the two bills.

Because they have not reconciled with Bill Ward, the group still requires an outside drummer.

Like bookends, Iraq is closing the year just as it began, with a major confrontation that has exposed sectarian and ethnic rifts that hundreds of billions of American dollars and thousands of lives have not reconciled.

The announcement is not a surprise; Hamas had earlier said it would bar voting in Gaza because it and Mr. Abbas's Fatah faction, which is now concentrated in the West Bank, have not reconciled.

"The two countries have not reconciled and come to terms with the history of the Second World War, the way Germany and France have done," Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, told Japanese business leaders on a visit to Tokyo.

In 20 years, the state and Exxon have not reconciled.