Sentence examples for reconciled without from inspiring English sources

Which is how Elizabeth and Philip could be reconciled (without any intramarital homicide).

"This has become a very serious split and it is difficult to see how the two sides can be reconciled without one group leaving the party," he said.

Senior Democrats predicted that the bills would come to a vote by the end of next month and would be reconciled without significant difficulty.

Inevitably, this outlook raises disturbing moral questions: How can competing self-interests in, say, the Middle East be reconciled without considerations of principle and justice?

There are those who will try to prevent that future for Iraq– who will insist that Iraq's differences cannot be reconciled without more killing.

House spending bills will total the lower number, and the levels must be reconciled without a revolt either on the left or the right.

In an interview with Contemporary Authors published in 2001, Professor Chadwick said he tried to write with "human sympathy," in an effort to "reconcile, without fudge or smudge, bodies which live separate lives and have come to feel themselves to be rival groups".

"Barack Obama wants to reconcile without engaging in the battles". But this is essential to the president's image.

In particular, the existence of long superchrons of tens of Myr in which no reversal was found in the paleomagnetic record in contrast to periods of hyper-reversing behavior (Gradstein et al. 2012; Merrill et al. 1998) is difficult to reconcile without time-dependent CMB conditions (Amit and Olson 2015; Biggin et al. 2012; Olson et al. 2013).

The two do have their disagreements, but always reconcile without any long-term damage to their friendship.

While everyone agreed that Mandela was a mythic statesman, and the only person who could have reconciled the nation without bloodshed, they were mixed on how well he and his successors have run the country.