Sentence examples for reconcile with this from inspiring English sources

Glitzy online lectures, or fancy learning technologies, are difficult to reconcile with this fundamental scepticism.

It's a claim that's difficult to reconcile with this image of a developer strumming guitar at his desk while cheerleaders and his colleagues clap along.

I had been looking for that light switch moment but instead, had to reconcile with this pendulum effect: sometimes it felt as though I was walking backwards but mostly side to side.

Unable to reconcile with this reality for a certain period of time, he belatedly sent a general named Mithrobarzanes with 2,000 to 3,000 cavalrymen to slow down Lucullus' advance but his forces were cut to pieces and routed by the 1,600 cavalry led by Sextilius, one of the legates serving under Lucullus.

However, the additional importance of the specific domain (SD) for transformation was more difficult to reconcile with this model of NKX2.2 function.

However, the overall pattern of the BCU curves (i.e., no gender difference up to age 75 years) is difficult to reconcile with this notion.

Because it keeps to the letter of the law, uncivil obedience can be reconciled with this moral commitment.

If the productivity figures are true, how can they be reconciled with this gale of creative destruction?

I then consider how three types of linguistic data can be reconciled with this information: historical data on the location of speakers of the languages, the dates of the protofamilies involved, and the nature of the vocabulary related to agriculture.

Yet there seems to be a substantial amount of Nietzschean rhetoric (see, e.g., BGE 259; TI V:6 & IX 35; EH IV:4, 7, 8) that cannot be reconciled with this metaethical view, and which cries out instead for some sort of realist construal.

All last week, Cubans reconciled with this question as their iconic leader a man who outlived 600 assassination attempts and scores of death rumors proved mortal after all.