Sentence examples for reconcile for from inspiring English sources

The physician's ability to communicate effectively, to reconcile, for example, honesty with hope, can enhance this important discussion.

When Esilena and Rodrigo reconcile, for example, Ms. Larusdottir peered at her music instead of gazing lovingly at Mr. Tamagna.

Just as suddenly all reconcile for a joyful finale, perhaps required by the vivacity of Shostakovich's last movement.

I was struggling with how to communicate with her what had happened, because I couldn't reconcile for myself what the words were going to be.

More broadly, the divisions in society may have become too deep and the anger too hot to reconcile for years to come.

This has been difficult to reconcile for those who previously focused on surface air temperatures – what do we say about "global warming" now?

Surely, these two forces — the Apollonian and the Dionysian — must be reconciled for us to be content in our lives.

The factual stakes are almost hysterically low: most of the "discrepancies" are trivial and were reconciled for publication in The Believer.

The two budgets, which have to be reconciled for a final vote later this spring, are nonbinding and represent no formal action on either spending or taxes.

In 2005, they reconciled for six years, but the daughter, who is now married to that boyfriend and has a young child, again stopped speaking to her 10 months ago for reasons Mary does not understand.

But the medical commitment to treatment could not be reconciled for long with revolutionary ideology, for so many of the victims were suffering at the hands of left-wing regimes.