Sentence examples similar to logical reconciliation from inspiring English sources
Everything in Graves's description of the genesis of a poem seems designed to draw sceptical fire: "The nucleus of every poem worth the name is rhythmically formed in the poet's mind, during a trance-like suspension of his normal habits of thought, by the supra-logical reconciliation of conflicting emotional ideas".
The reality of history, he held, is Spirit, and the story of religion is the process by which Spirit true to its own internal logical character and following the dialectical pattern of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis (the reconciliation of the tension of opposite positions in a new unity that forms the basis of a further tension)—comes to full consciousness of itself.
There are deaths, births and reconciliations, but these register less as occasions of feeling than as logical, if surprising, results of the operations of chance, coincidence and fate.
Reconciliation includes forgiving.
"Then reconciliation can begin".
The exuberance brought reconciliation.
"They talk about reconciliation.
Retribution or reconciliation?
But reconciliation is risky.
