Sentence examples for reconciling that from inspiring English sources

And it's reconciling that conflict.

Reconciling that split is what held him back in the campaign and left him tongue-tied when he tried to paint an alluring vision of the future.

Nearly all of the early major American benefactors shared this view, and the few who did not — those committed to a direct assault on the nation's maldistribution of wealth — had a difficult time reconciling that mission with the vocation of philanthropy.

Stephen Macedo is more accommodating to religious diversity than Barry, but his argument fails because of his rashly optimistic view of the state's effectiveness in promoting civic virtue and the possibility of reconciling that role with fundamental liberal values.

Those are two parts of him, and reconciling that is the struggle of his life, and the idea of this story is that this is kind of a mythic moment where there could've been peace, and that moment is missed.

I don't have any trouble reconciling that consensus with my faith.

I mean, how do you reconcile that?

"So now how do you reconcile that?

How do we reconcile that?" Mr. Dorgan asked.

How can you reconcile that kind of difference in view? A. There is nothing to reconcile.

LCD Soundsystem couldn't reconcile that fission, but Murphy did name it.