Sentence examples for no reconciling from inspiring English sources

There was no reconciling the two philosophies.

It was as if there was no reconciling the local hero with the man charged with running what the F.T.C. described in a court filing as a "well-oiled fraud machine".

There is no reconciling the worldviews of Trump and Jesus.

Sometimes, though, there's no reconciling to be done.

Tuesday's events should prompt Pakistan's leaders to shed their petty rivalries and take the threat seriously and finally acknowledge that there can be no reconciling with people who slaughter children.

There is no reconciling how she can break down in tears at the merest mention of her marriage to Bob Mosbacher -- "the love of her life," a friend says -- and also file a lawsuit against him, as she did last year in Houston, claiming that he had cut off her $32,000 monthly alimony payments because of her support for Senator McCain.

But by April 1959, he could no longer reconcile the discrepancy with reality.

I finally left the health-care field (voluntarily) as a hospital president because I could no longer reconcile what we were able to reasonably do and what the public was expecting.

I could no longer reconcile Jesus's calls for non-judgment, loving your enemies, and taking up your cross with many of the Religious Right's positions on social services, women's rights and the LGBT community.

She could no longer reconcile herself with mere words of faith and reassurance from her spiritual counselor when all that she had worked towards in her own life were now being forcibly taken away from her.

Other Gracepoint students interviewed for this story said they had no trouble reconciling their religious beliefs with their academic studies.