Sentence examples similar to reconcile phrase from inspiring English sources
How do you reconcile that phrase with the suggestion that the administration had no prior indication of Bishop's "potential for violent behavior"?
Presumably the full metal unibody is to do with the internal chassis, because it's hard to reconcile that phrase with the bendable plastic at the rear of ear handset.
"The Tempest," like Beethoven's late compositions, refuses, in Adorno's phrase, to "reconcile in a single image what is not reconciled".
On Friday night and until nearly dawn on Saturday, Baghdad resounded to a cacophony of warfare that made it hard for anybody watching and listening from a balcony at the Palestine Hotel near the city center to reconcile the bedlam with the phrase some American officers still prefer for the hostilities here: "a low-intensity conflict".
The translated version was reconciled with the phrasing of the original focus group items generated in each country.
Roosevelt used the phrase "New Nationalism" in a 1910 speech in which he attempted to reconcile the liberal and conservative wings of the Republican Party.
Over time its motion resolves into short phrases, fragmentary poems that suggests the dissonant extremes we attempt to reconcile: self vs. society, indulgence vs. sacrifice, ambiguity vs. dogma, engagement vs. escape.
