Sentence examples for reconciling myself from inspiring English sources

Over the years I've had lots of fights with lots of people but now I'm going to try reconciling myself to them.

I'm having a hard time reconciling myself to that fact, because I was at best a medium-quality athlete in high school, and my identity was shaped not by sport, but by books, Winona Ryder and indie rock.

Reconciling myself with the fact this lunch is ridiculous, it's actually proving to be quite enjoyable.

I cannot reconcile myself to this wretched servitude".

I've completely reconciled myself to that fact".

But I haven't reconciled myself to it yet.

As a boy I had reconciled myself to my little adolescent crime spree.

I motioned him to the examining table, beginning to reconcile myself to my fate.

I reconciled myself to remaining debarred from Lyubov Petrova's interior.

As a thirty-year-old, I've reconciled myself to collecting meaning in glints and shards.

No, like every other disabled person, I have to reconcile myself to a constant fight to be acknowledged.