Sentence examples for reconciling to a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kumar had great difficulty in reconciling to a life without his telegrams to deliver.

She was a practical woman, and she wasn't reconciled to a life of rural squalor.

"I'm reconciled to a lifetime of medicine," Martha Manning says, suddenly fervent.

Sarandon said that she couldn't imagine becoming reconciled to a Clinton candidacy.

Around 26% had had affairs, one-third had had therapy and only a third were reconciled to a celibate relationship.

The online youth of Iran will not be reconciled to a regime that touts global "ethics" and "justice" while trampling on them at home.

Western Europeans are reconciled to a larger European Union that swallows large Poland and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe, a European Union ambassador said.

Back then, most Republicans appeared reconciled to a strong federal government, if only to do the expensive job of defending the country against Communism.

Vanya and his niece, Sonya, face a future of loveless drudgery and the visiting doctor, Astrov, is reconciled to a life of bachelor solitude.

Musharraf rejects these as "imaginary scenarios being propounded by those who do not wish Pakistan well" and who are not reconciled to a nuclear Pakistan.

"If it is going to change I think that more conservatively minded people will feel much more reconciled to a change... if it comes from the people rather than a more easily lobbied parliament".