Sentence examples for reconcile being from inspiring English sources
They find that it's not easy to reconcile being a witness and working in Washington.
He was asked how he'd reconcile being both regulator and cheerleader by saying that when things went well "cheering's allowed".
The consultant, trying to reconcile being gay and Muslim, divides his sins into the redeemable and those warranting hellfire.
By that he means it is difficult to reconcile being a modern American with being an Indian who respects past practice.
"As I sought to reconcile being gay and Catholic," Brendan Fay, a longtime gay rights activist, said in an interview, "Bob Carter helped me move from self-hate to self-acceptance and then to a place of gay activism.
With his idea of double-consciousness -- the struggle to reconcile being black with being American -- DuBois forecast the way James Baldwin and Ralph Ellison argued that there was no America without black people, Mr. Lewis said.
The power of language to reconcile is as great as its power to kill.
Attempts to reconcile were messy and flawed.
The deficits this country must reconcile are much more than financial.
He thinks the only way they can be reconciled is if he fulfillls their expectations.
How and whether they can be reconciled is the key to where this story goes next.
