Sentence examples for reconciled a from inspiring English sources
They reconciled a week after not speaking.
(They wed in 1982, separated in 2013, and reconciled a year later).
The two reconciled a few months later and started counseling but were soon fighting again.
By May of 1944, when Smith's wife, Katie, died, he and Roosevelt had been at least partially reconciled, a sign of F.D.R.'s magnanimity (or savvy).
She reconciled a few months ago with Patrizio Bertelli, the chief executive of Prada, which bought her company and then forced her to retire from it.
They reconciled a decade later, and Mr. Davis obliged his friend by publishing his all-too-candid autobiography only after Senator Franken was elected.
The primary task of proponents was to reconcile a putatively barbaric activity with a civilizing impulse.
He believed that with reason, compassion, and accommodation, he could reconcile a warring clergy.
To reconcile a lot of these trades, we rely on our people on the floor.
"It is difficult to reconcile a difference of such magnitude," the report said.
By Emily Nussbaum The show has compassion for those struggling to reconcile a messy family history.
