Sentence examples for reconcile to from inspiring English sources

He likes to reconcile, to draw people in, to minimize the differences between them.

Agudath aims to reconcile "to the extent possible" the obligations of secular law with the dictates of Jewish halachic law.

The idea that redeems nation building is the spiritual component, assisting former enemies to reconcile, to bind up their wounds and transcend a painful past.

My oncologist friend laments that this was a time for the parents to sit with her and reconcile to her impending death.

Calling for the development of ideology that "undermines [and] subverts" extremism, Welby said that religious leaders had to drop the "dishonest" pretence that all faiths are the same and instead reconcile to "honestly-held differences".

Air Force officials, and Senate aides, raised doubts about the validity of those results today, saying that the numbers did not reconcile to present a coherent picture of the problem at the academy.

Okinawans may be reconciled to being Japanese.

Washington seems reconciled to more delay.

I am now reconciled to this.

But I'm reconciled to it now.

Alice's mother slowly moved from reconciled to relieved.