Sentence examples for reconciling himself from inspiring English sources

"It made 17?" I could see him reconciling himself to the news.

There is never much sentiment at work with Capello, who appears to be reconciling himself to doing without Barry.

He is already reconciling himself to not receiving the protection of his customary high seeding at Wimbledon.

249 quid!" Man 2 "Fuck off!" Man 1 "Yeah, but what can you do?" Man 2 (reconciling himself to Manilow's price prerogative) "Yeah".

Of course, we're all descended from dead people, but McEban seems to have a harder time than most reconciling himself to this.

He is stuck, reconciling himself to New Labour Mark I at just the time when the times demand a radical new phase.

Later, in the night, he reconciles himself to this.

Wick had remarried years before and he seemed to have reconciled himself to his past.

Yet he couldn't reconcile himself to sleeping alone, still lay awake entire nights.

Only through Catholicism, he hints, has he reconciled himself with his personal history.

In fact, the king had by no means reconciled himself to this revolutionary act.