Sentence examples for i've reconciled from inspiring English sources

As a thirty-year-old, I've reconciled myself to collecting meaning in glints and shards.

I've reconciled with her, but with him, he wants to keep a grudge, that's fine with me.

He then summed up his political life: "I've made good friends, and I've reconciled a lot of enemies too".

I've reconciled myself to the reality of being written about, but there's still been the occasional piece that's pissed me off.

I have reconciled with Ole Miss, as perhaps it has done with me.

As a boy I had reconciled myself to my little adolescent crime spree.

"I have reconciled with Iran because of my art," she told me.

"I have reconciled myself to the existence of this historical figure and its relationship to the work that I'm trying to do today," she says.

"Even though I had reconciled myself to never returning home, I knew exactly what was going on in South Africa through my contacts in the ANC and the South West Africa People's Organisation (Swapo)," he says.

I thought I had reconciled my clinical self and my public self.

Over the years, I have reconciled myself to being a U.S. citizen and have dedicated my life to making my government one I can be proud of.