Sentence examples for less reconciled from inspiring English sources

Instead of the blaze of passion and jealousy there are only the damp ashes of a brief affair, now over, and a mother and father more or less reconciled.

Ultimately, Gray suggests that Hobbes' and McCarthy's views might be more or less reconciled in a single truth: that "civilization is natural for human beings, but so is barbarism".

Since then, it had seemed more or less reconciled to Mr. Fujimori's continuing in power.

When these were more or less reconciled, one of them made preliminary sketches, which were passed to the other for coloring, then passed back for refinement.

But while Ozu's characters are paragons of calm acceptance in the face of life's cruelties and disappointments, the characters in "Still Walking" are pricklier and less reconciled, and they have a harder time concealing their resentments.

At first strongly disapproving, particularly when the death of Charlie Parker in her hotel suite attracted tabloid headlines, her family gradually became more or less reconciled to her activities.

Their sacrifice was too painful to face, much less reconcile.

But overall, an ugly reshuffle has come and gone without resolving the combat between MPs and members, still less reconciling the two.

The European exiles in New York are less unhappily reconciled to their American home.

"Of course it hurt my feelings," he said, in a less than reconciled way.

Less easily reconciled is the majority's current activism, on the one hand, and its frequently professed commitment to judicial restraint on the other.