Sentence examples for reconciled now from inspiring English sources

The Spanish socialist elite is reconciled now to four years of conservative government as the price for keeping the new, vibrant and radical left away from power.

"I can't answer: 'How do you address this issue of inequality without having the race part of the discussion?' That is what's not easily reconciled now in our politics".

We are reconciled now with God through God's adoption of us in Christ (Rom. 8 14 19).

Although his wife has already formally filed for divorce, Nicholas says that he stands a better chance of reconciling now that he's stepping down.

The two reconciled — one now in a wheelchair, the other ravaged by diabetes and heart disease.

Trump and Nunberg have since reconciled and now enjoy a warmer rapport.

Still, a consistently good time has been had by all – except, perhaps, by the odd auteur who is probably reconciled by now to the fact that he or she won't be walking off with a Palme at tonight's ceremony.

Even so it is a measure of how he is appreciated in his second coming at Fratton Park that Mandaric, reconciled and now seeking a new manager to take charge at Leicester City, has admitted that he is looking for "another Harry Redknapp to stay with me and get the job done".

After long disputes and an infinite number of armed conflicts, the peoples of Europe have become reconciled, and now live in peace.

And having been reconciled, Paul now shows us that our lives must be devoted to proclaiming the message of gospel reconciliation to others, as good stewards of all that God has given us.

On the basis of this evidence, we can say, with absolute sense, that cancer intercellular collisions, a natural unique model, could reconcile until now elusive not observed exquisite geometric predicted by theoretical physicists, with the predictable replicable, visible order geometry documented by us in biological chaos system collisions.