Sentence examples for having reconciled from inspiring English sources

Grace plays Mills's daughter, while Janssen is his ex-wife – the pair having reconciled in part two.

Having reconciled herself to life without children, Cornelia can't enjoy the freedom of her situation because the habitually uncollaborative Josh has effectively put both their lives on hold.

And, with Labour having reconciled itself to Brexit, some of the Party's traditional working-class voters seem to be returning to the fold.

Mr. Erdogan has been in power for more than a decade, an Islamist politician and prime minister who was often touted as a role model in the Muslim world for having reconciled his faith with democracy.

Most self-help books start this way, with frustration, and most of them end with the protagonist at peace, or closer to it, having reconciled herself to a more sophisticated form of the thing she started out by rejecting.

Having reconciled with his father and been there for his brother up to the end, "quite simply, I needed him less," he writes with an honest hint of his old selfishness.

And she had reconciled with her mother.

O'Connor later announced the two had reconciled.

Not that success has reconciled him to the world.

They were at odds for years, but have reconciled.

Wick had remarried years before and he seemed to have reconciled himself to his past.