Sentence examples for it reconciled from inspiring English sources

Roman Catholic thinking had to tread a long path before it reconciled its belief in human sinfulness with popular sovereignty; Christian Democracy, an important force in post-1945 Europe, was the result.Abdal-Hakim Murad, a British Muslim scholar, argues that Muslim Democrats have an easier road to travel because Islam's view of human nature is a less pessimistic one.

It reconciled the homogenizing nature of modernity with regional differences.

The story of the Cure, not told at this show, is how it reconciled those competing urges in the decade that followed these albums.

When it reconciled with the renamed Labour party in 1968, he led another splinter faction called the National List which, after his retirement in 1970, soon joined and then merged with Likud.

Carter's threat to consider the use of force against Iran and the tragic and abortive mission to rescue the American hostages in Teheran, the country at large seemed to collapse into a mood of inert resignation, in which it reconciled itself to the prospect of war in the Persian Gulf.

TLR4 knockout itself did not affect Atg5, Atg12, LC3B and p62 levels while it reconciled high fat diet intake-induced changes in autophagy.

Until it reconciles its books, you can't touch that money.

(The air force has yet to explain how it reconciles this with its boast that drones "greatly shorten decision time").

One of its most important attributes is that it reconciles quantum theory and general relativity.

How will it reconcile these lofty goals with the interests of its shareholders solely in the returns on their shares?

But how does it reconcile the traditional bourgeois audience's hunger for the classics with the need to address the country's multi-ethnic reality?