Sentence examples for reconciling of from inspiring English sources

This idea suggests a theory of civilization: the reconciling of gross realities and refined desires.

Hypocrisy knows no national borders, but there is an especially Italian gusto about her reconciling of Leninist principles with la dolce vita.

He will be missed by those forced to endure violence and victimization, destitute poverty, and economic and social disintegration heaped upon injustices and a world that appears unsurpassed in its indifference to values that support the reconciling of differences.

For more than 30 years, Dr. Brazelton, the legendary pediatrician with the showman's name, has been winning parents over with a shameless soft sell, a deft reconciling of their needs and worries with those of their children.

Surely there will be some residual clashes between left and center in Obama's party, but his real challenge isn't so much ideological as it is generational, a reconciling of worldviews forged in contrasting American moments.

In 2014 he published "The Case for Reparations", a lengthy and widely debated essay in which he argued that reparations would mean "a revolution of the American consciousness, a reconciling of our self-image as the great democratiser with the facts of our history".

Legislators from the House of Representatives and the Senate this week continued the erratic process of reconciling versions of bills passed by each chamber.

The underlying problem is that of reconciling pairs of trees subject to biologically plausible events and costs associated with these events.

And while we might be surprised by the success of those who do reconcile (of which more later), very few of us actually get to that stage.

Here, we provide a hypothetical example of how the KB might be used to reconcile of disparate sources of evidence relevant to assessing a drug HOI association.

These results suggest that secondary and minor liability claims are easy to reconcile out of court.