Sentence examples for reconciling bridge from inspiring English sources

And his concluding suggestion that, posthumously, Malcolm X may form a mighty reconciling bridge between American power and global Islam must seem little more than wishful thinking.

Once again, Obama appears to bridge and reconcile.

Perhaps the biggest question is whether the bridge can reconcile its apparently contradictory ambitions, to be at once a commuter route, an attraction with 7 million visitors a year and what Johnson has called "a bridge with no purpose other than to recreate the soul – with bosky nooks and bowery corners such as Kubla Khan might have called into being in Xanadu".

"It's about bridging gaps and reconciling where there's been rupture," Hirschfield said.

Though many conflicts between science and religion are reconcilable, and the attempts to bridge the divide admirable, one central conflict cannot be reconciled.

Andric uses the bridge to connect and reconcile the stories of the different ethnic groups who live nearby.

All of which means the majority leader, Harry Reid, has a big gap to bridge in trying to reconcile the two Senate bills.

These two different perspectives can be reconciled by using statistical mechanics to bridge the length scale differences.

In an even vaguer reference, it said that the "women can provide a bridge for Kashmiri Pandits to reconcile with their co-citizens in the Valley".

Above all, he wanted to bridge the gulf between Britain and the leading states of the union, and to reconcile his insular fellow citizens with their European destiny.

Arthur was the functional bridge between the two, and without his standout defense and consistency from midrange, Memphis was left to reconcile a disjointed alignment of talent.