Sentence examples for seems reconciled from inspiring English sources

Washington seems reconciled to more delay.

But the author seems reconciled with her many memories, and proud of her stories.

The Bush administration now seems reconciled to the idea of a less ambitious legacy.

Gabriela-Duke, who lives in a rental apartment in Oakland, seems reconciled with her mother's choices.

Still, after adopting a hard line toward Greece, the German government seems reconciled to the idea of lending Greece about 8 billion euros.

President Kim, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2000 for his ice-breaking visit to Pyongyang that year, seems reconciled to not seeing the two Koreas united in his lifetime.

Stroking his beard with serene equanimity, Agha seemed reconciled to waiting out the clock.

Not all the ex-generals manning the government seem reconciled to giving up power.

Many of the adults seemed reconciled to the new situation, but they said that the children were very afraid.

At the end of dig season this year, Dr. Goodyear seemed reconciled to the prospect of hard years of excavation, research and argument ahead.

The last time we met, two years previously, Stipe seemed reconciled to what he thought posterity would have to say about him.