Sentence examples for reconcile himself from inspiring English sources

Yet he couldn't reconcile himself to sleeping alone, still lay awake entire nights.

And yet, the prime minister cannot reconcile himself to follow the logic of his own argument.

Rudd will have to reconcile himself with now being neither feared nor loved.

But he admitted that he finds it increasingly difficult to reconcile himself to today's conservative movement.

He did not know if he could reconcile himself to a world without his mother.

How does he reconcile himself to making judgments that require Solomonic discretion?

Holden knows things won't remain the same; they are dissolving, and he cannot reconcile himself to it.

"Other books intervened," he writes, but still he could not reconcile himself to consigning his unfinished draft to the incinerator.

Martin shares the heart-on-sleeve approach of his contemporary, Andy Kaufman, who could never reconcile himself to the system.

He was also given to homosexual longings, to which it seems he would occasionally yield but could not reconcile himself.

Coleridge argued that opposites exist in order to be reconciled; Hazlitt couldn't reconcile himself to that — or to much else, for that matter.