Sentence examples for reconciled voice from inspiring English sources
Now in "The Whole Woman" she returns to an altogether less reconciled voice, writing that "It's time to get angry again".Arranged in 35 "chapterkins" and dotted every other page or so with boxed quotations, her book is less a linear argument than a boisterous town meeting of observations, contentions and biting one-liners.
It may take a minute to reconcile Henry Fonda's voice with his prosthetic nose and unruly wig.
When Asrad recognises his wife's voice, they are reconciled.
The two kinds of traffic — voice and data — cannot be economically reconciled.
For many senators, the administration's unyielding approach to postwar reconstruction could not be reconciled with the waves of opposition that their constituents have voiced in the five weeks since Mr. Bush announced his intention of spending $87 billion in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Every contradiction is reconciled.
The two later reconciled.
The brothers never reconciled.
They were reconciled a decade later.
