Sentence examples for reconciling it with from inspiring English sources

It is true she found breastfeeding disgusting, animalistic and vulgar – and worried about reconciling it with public duties – but she was hardly alone.

The hard part will be reconciling it with a House bill, passed in December, which calls for tougher enforcement and nothing else.Governors of border states, meanwhile, expressed doubts about Mr Bush's plan to send the National Guard down south.

With Senate Republicans still celebrating their success in voting through a highly controversial tax bill, their colleagues in the House of Representatives have already begun the process of reconciling it with the bill they passed last month.

She seems to have spent her career stretching the boundaries of what Modernism could be, reconciling it with principles that many of her peers dismissed as antithetical to the cause - infusing the industrial with the natural, the rational with the sensual.

But Mr. Adams (tailed that evening by a PBS camera crew), while a significant figure and to be admired, is by now the very model of mainstream success, having earned his place in the sun by taming the excesses of Minimalism, once a maverick style, and reconciling it with traditional audience expectations.

I'm going to go agnostic on that also, even though I have a very hard time reconciling it with the very broad definition of income in Code Section 61.

The Senate would need to pass its healthcare bill, then reconcile it with the House and re-pass a new draft in both chambers, all before the August recess.

I can't quite reconcile it with what I remember.

It's hard to reconcile it with the Usada report.

Among contemporary pianists, perhaps only Alfred Brendel and Maurizio Pollini have reconciled it with stardom.

de Boer: It's possible to reconcile, but you can only reconcile it with a more sustainable economic model.