Sentence examples for reconciling paths from inspiring English sources

They wouldn't be "together," of course, more like brother and sister having a wander, during which crucial period they'd perform what few in their situation (how many are in that situation?) could hope to perform: a putting to rest, an airing, a reëxamination of old love allowed to wither and die, saying the unsayable, feeling the unpermitted, reconciling paths not taken and those taken.

However, these different paths are reconciled by joining the continents in the manner proposed by Wegener.

It was a symbiotic relationship: jazz musicians studied with him (there is a delicious legend that Charlie Parker wanted to do so -- maybe their agents couldn't coordinate their schedules), and Wolpe heard in jazz improvisation a path toward reconciling overall coherence with moment-by-moment unfettered imagination.

Douthat says that the path toward reconciling Western mores about sex and science with the church's traditional doctrine is "dangerous" because it stands to alienate staunch supporters who are more likely to join the priesthood or donate money to the Church.

EEEP identifies discordance between a test tree and a reference tree and infers, when possible, edits paths which reconcile observed instances of discordance.

Polymorphisms (common in data collected from noninbred lines) can lead to an increase in the number of paths to reconcile during the assembly process, thus increasing the number of fragmented and rare variants of a transcript/gene.

We sense Sarah's growing fear that her need to live life on her own terms cannot be reconciled with the path James sees for their future.

This article reviews both reform paths and attempts to reconcile what may appear to be very different approaches.

For those trees that manifested conflict, we evaluated the shortest edit paths required in order to reconcile their topologies, using the EEEP algorithm and the AU test (see methods).

Finding a path that reconciles this production with other societal values (biodiversity, ecosystem services) will remain an ongoing challenge.

Tchaikovsky's training set him on a path to reconcile what he had learned with the native musical practices to which he had been exposed from childhood.