Sentence examples for reconcile in from inspiring English sources

He thinks he can come down from above, de haut en bas, and play the great reconciler, but you can't reconcile in absentia.

Each piece is a tour de force, but they're hard to reconcile in the same novel.

They fall out over garden wind-breaks and the like but always reconcile in the end.

These two Didions don't become less difficult to reconcile in the context of a grief memoir.

Many expressed the hope that Hamas and Fatah could finally reconcile in the interests of a Palestinian nation.

"The Tempest," like Beethoven's late compositions, refuses, in Adorno's phrase, to "reconcile in a single image what is not reconciled".

"I just began to doubt certain passages in the Bible that I couldn't reconcile in my mind," he told me.

And when Sandrina and Belfiore reconcile in an impassioned duet, they are at opposite sides of the stage.

The tension is harder to reconcile in real life, when he is by turns idealistic and dead serious (Huey), immature and carefree (Riley), and grumpy and tired (Granddad).

The high rate of migration in the demographic surveillance area creates a problem to reconcile in-migrants with their surveillance records in cases where they were former residents in the surveillance area.

"But with whom are we reconciling in Djibouti?