Sentence examples for reconciled us from inspiring English sources

God already included us, affirmed us and reconciled us.

All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting the message of reconciliation to us.

"It will not reconcile us.

Similarly, some religions provide hope for future happiness that may reconcile us to present suffering.

Schumacher's fundamentally conservative argument chimes well with those who want to reconcile us to austerity.

One wise teacher once told me that the ultimat e function of art is to reconcile us to life.

Thoreau's purpose is to reconcile us, after centuries of hazy anthropocentricity, to Nature as it is, relentless and remorseless.

It tries to reconcile us to existence as it ­really is, rather than suggesting that we try to change things or chuck the whole mess.

What reconciles us to him, and also compels the actors, including Joseph Cotten (James Tupper and George Coulouris Ben Chaplinin), to stay with him, is his theatrical intelligence.

Joanna Vanderham's Desdemona reveals the sparkle that captivated Othello and the mettle that reconciles us to her loving him even as she dies at his hands.

Music reconciles us to our paradoxical condition: we make the dumb mistake of thinking ourselves nouns, but we are really verbs.