Sentence examples for reconciled yet from inspiring English sources

Currently, the two models have not been well reconciled yet.

There is much more to learn, to do, and to reconcile, yet let's not lose the ground that has been gained as we walk together into the new year.

In a play that explores the sanctity of the written word and the nature of fidelity, we have a lot of fun watching these couples flirt, banter and reconcile, yet there's an absence of true emotion that left me feeling lighter than I should have in a play about jealousy, knowledge and the preservation of one's self in a marriage.

These two opposing academic views of psychometrics and 'clinimetrics' have not been reconciled as yet, and it has been argued that both may be valid and important depending on the context [ 20, 26].

Still smiling, not yet reconciled to her defeat.

But his work is not finished: spacetime is not yet reconciled with the quantum.

But America has not yet reconciled itself to casting its allies in such a modest role.

We haven't yet reconciled ourselves to real urban living and higher density housing.

INDIA, it is fair to say, is not yet reconciled to the new-found strength of its currency.

Growth was fastest among adults ages 45 to 64, who see youth disappearing in the rearview mirror and recognize older age is in the not-too-distant future, but who aren't reconciled to it yet.

Clearly, Mubarak had not yet reconciled himself to his eclipse and, as we went to press, there was no ruling out the possibility that he believed himself capable of dodging fate.