Sentence examples for one reconcile from inspiring English sources

How does one reconcile the relatively expensive price of perfect tomatoes and/or perfect clothing?

How does one reconcile Roosevelt's lifelong prolific shooting of wildlife with his record as America's foremost conservationist?

How can one reconcile the author of War and Peace with some of his more extreme opinions?

How, it asks, can one reconcile the Shakespeare who so empathised with suffering in King Lear with the rich property owner of the final years?

How can one reconcile the addresses like those under "Where to Stay" -- 15 West 200 South, 425 South 200 West and 425 South 700 West -- with a map that labels streets "500 North," "200 North" or "400 South"?

And how does one reconcile his seeming absence of intellectual curiosity about the roiling debate over globalization with his intense engagement on the subject of nuclear defenses and embryonic stem cell research?

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"I wonder how one reconciles support for even one year's exemption with the very strong words of the secretary general," Mr. Dicker said.

This is, in any event, a post-left, one reconciled to the impossibility of revolutionary transformations: the abolition of class, self-government in place of representative government, and the common ownership of the means of production.

The survey was originally designed in English and was submitted to a Portuguese translation, which included two forward translations, one reconciled version and a back translation of the reconciled version.

But not once in all the media coverage have I heard a conservative Republican pontificating on the sacredness of the doctor-patient relationship asked how one reconciles that position with the governmental restrictions their party has championed on women's health care for the better part of three decades.