Sentence examples for it cannot be reconciled from inspiring English sources

John, however, is so different that it cannot be reconciled with the Synoptics except in very general ways (e.g., Jesus lived in Palestine, taught, healed, was crucified and raised).

And by linking gravitational waves with inflation it provides a chink through which physicists can peer to try to solve one of their field's biggest mysteries: why general relativity, which has passed every test applied to it, cannot be reconciled with quantum theory, which has also passed every test applied to it.Quantum theory is the theory of small things.

The difference with the case of α-pulse is so strong that it cannot be reconciled even by taking the limit α → ∞ (zero pulse-width), indicating that the limits N → ∞ and zero pulse-width do not commute [21].

Most physicists believe that general relativity cannot be the ultimate theory of gravity, as it cannot be reconciled directly with quantum mechanics and does not account for the evolution of the universe.

Theodicean atheists believe that the world as they experience it cannot be reconciled with the qualities commonly ascribed to God and gods by theologians.

He begins by saying, "In order that the state of the question be better understood, I thought that I ought to report a place in the Recherche de la vérité, Book 3, Part 2, Ch. 8, N. 2, because it will show both what led to the definition of matter as extension and our disposition regarding the mysteries that it seems cannot be reconciled with that definition".

Well, first of all, at the risk of sounding like I am correcting you, you'll notice that Christopher Jackson says that it's something that cannot be reconciled ― nor does he try to.

Such views are perfectly reasonable, it is just that they cannot be reconciled with a belief in individual liberty (nor, indeed, with a belief in the separation of church and state).The row in Britain has not involved such obvious hypocrisies.

However, alcohol harm is a public health issue and the conflicting interests of private profit and public health cannot be reconciled when it comes to addressing our harmful relationship with alcohol.

It is found that the calorimetric measurements cannot be reconciled with any reasonable phase diagram, whereas the ab initio results can.

The truth is that the government dances on eggshells whenever it talks about nuclear weapons, for its actions and its rhetoric are so at odds that they cannot be reconciled.