Sentence examples for reconcile when from inspiring English sources

Two peoples cannot reconcile when one demands control over the other, when one refuses to treat the other as a partner in peace, when one uses the logic of power rather than the power of logic.

Early on, we had too simply labeled the violence as a clash of ethnic groups, roughly equal in their responsibilities to reconcile, when in fact they had been manipulated toward war primarily by Serbian nationalist leaders.

The anṣār were members of the two major Medinese tribes, the feuding al-Khazraj and al-Aws, whom Muhammad had been asked to reconcile when he was still a rising figure in Mecca.

The film, left, which follows two brothers -- one an Orthodox Jew, the other secular -- raised on opposite sides of the Berlin Wall who are forced to reconcile when their mother dies, won awards for best film, best director and best actor, among other honors.

This all seemed plausible and fine, but became hard to reconcile when Salesforce later announced a 38% jump in sales and big wins from rivals, including snagging Hewlett-Packard from Oracle (for sales and social software).

They are about to reconcile when Danielle is accidentally run over by a car.

(They later reconciled, when he became sober).

They reconciled when he learned she had cancer.

They reconciled when both were asked to work for the Saratoga Designer Show House in 1993.

They had only recently reconciled when, on the morning of July 15th, Gianni left Casa Casuarina to buy some magazines.

At first his tribe was at variance with Carthage, but in 213 bc it became reconciled when its powerful western neighbours, the Masaesyli, under Syphax, deserted Carthage.