Sentence examples for only reconcile from inspiring English sources

de Boer: It's possible to reconcile, but you can only reconcile it with a more sustainable economic model.

It might also soothe some of the neuralgic objections to enlargement, since new members, such as Turkey, could join a "basic EU" while existing ones experiment with closer co-operation".One can only reconcile a deepening of EU integration with enlargement of the EU by allowing some countries to go further," wrote Jacques Delors in 2000.

The American civil rights leader the Rev Jesse Jackson also welcomed the decision, saying: "Whether it is the British leadership and the IRA sitting down to talk, or the ANC talking to the Afrikaners, or the PLO talking to the Israelis, we can only reconcile our differences when we allow to talk with each other and seek resolution".

And this, of course, is the crux of the dilemma, and is something I can only reconcile with myself.

Is there something of substance in his message, that if we could only reconcile ourselves to The World As It Is and adapt to its unbending rules we could cast off our resentments and pursue our "heroic path" to an existence that would be, not happy – because this is an illusion – but meaningful?

Mauresmo fell out with her parents after the announcement, only reconciling with her father, Francis, shortly before he was diagnosed with cancer and died in 2003.

Some basic differences in what's desirable in human affairs can never be resolved, only reconciled on an episodic and empirical basis, as best we can manage.

They only reconciled themselves to voting for the second reading at all by remembering that there was not only the prospect but the probability of great alterations and improvements in Committee.

Yet when, aged 17, she ran off with the poet Shelley, her father was furious, only reconciling with her when Shelley's wife, Harriet, killed herself and the couple could be respectably married.

At a time of almost universal celebration of the "self", he alone dared speak of the "horror of individual existence", and glimpsed relief in the ancient Dionysian rituals that he knew of only from reading classics - rituals in which, he imagined, "each individual becomes not only reconciled to his fellow but actually at one with him".

The model not only reconciles the contradictory predictions made by the earlier models based on similar framework but also brings out the important role of dispersed-phase viscosity.