Sentence examples for reconcile by from inspiring English sources

"We reconcile by learning each other's narratives, both personal and national".

MANILA — Two rival Islamic separatist groups in the Philippines have agreed to reconcile by September, a pledge that has raised hopes here that the insurgency in the south of the country where the separatists have been fighting for self-determination since the 1970s might finally come to an end, officials said Friday.

The two camps might reconcile by the end of a particularly eventful day of detention, or the nerds might, over the course of several movies, get their revenge, but it was taken as a given that House Jock and House Nerd were at odds.

As a matter of fact, point out to them they have a new TV show coming out soon and most likely will reconcile by mid-season.

Stevie attempts to get them to reconcile by locking them in the flat and pretending to swallow the key, but Naz reveals she is going to Turkey to meet Ekin's family and Sol says she can stay there.

Giselle questions the divorce lawyer about his relationship with Nancy, and decides to help the pair reconcile by sending flowers and tickets to the "King and Queen's Costume Ball".

However, these different paths are reconciled by joining the continents in the manner proposed by Wegener.

He said the pair had reconciled by the time they got home.

There is little chance that those divergent opinions will be reconciled by anything short of actual experience.

In the back-office this is also possible, tallying how many trades are cleared or reconciled by each employee etc.

Regional and social divisions have bred intransigent interest groups whose demands cannot often be reconciled by a fragmented political system.