Sentence examples for reconciling ourselves from inspiring English sources

In reconciling ourselves after BP to "getting back to normal," we will have missed a vital opportunity.

Reconciling ourselves to the contradictions of pluralism is what makes it possible for us to unite as a people.

We are here to wish things were different and then find ways either of reconciling ourselves to the fact that they will be the same or of changing them through the fiction of art.

We haven't yet reconciled ourselves to real urban living and higher density housing.

Or, unable to reconcile ourselves with this terrible thing we've done, we could throw ourselves into the river Yamuna.

We reconciled ourselves to the idea of my mother serving out the rest of her prison term.

"We reconciled ourselves to the fact that that pleasure is something that people should be allowed," he said.

It is too soon to reconcile ourselves to surviving Trump when the possibility of preventing him is before us.

We can't acclimatise, culturally or psychologically, can't reconcile ourselves to these repeated bolts from the blue.

The peace that passeth all understanding overtakes us only when we learn to reconcile ourselves to the riddles of mortal existence.

If we can reconcile ourselves to Richard Strauss and - alarmingly - Leni Riefenstahl, surely it's time the Brecht-bashing came to an end.