Sentence examples for ultimate reconciliation from inspiring English sources

Recently, however, a new common wisdom has emerged that promises the ultimate reconciliation of environmental and economic concerns.

Theologians, for their part, were increasingly suspicious of the philosophers and less optimistic about the ultimate reconciliation of philosophy and theology.

Demonstrating through nonviolence would force federal intervention, he argued, yet would permit the ultimate reconciliation between the races after the scourge of segregation had passed away.

(See "The Jazz Singer" and anticipate the young man's ultimate reconciliation — after he makes his own way in the world — with family tradition).

Both Lomax's experience of torture in a Japanese prisoner of war camp and his ultimate reconciliation with his torturer are put across excellently.

Milton explored the ancient, and Calvinist, teaching that the first sin was a felix culpa, a fortunate fall, and providential because it prepared the way for the world's ultimate reconciliation to God.

To be honored by a living German would be the ultimate gesture of reconciliation and vindication; it would also be the most clamorous homecoming for both Martin and Lore.

Tippett's oratorio deals with these incidents in the context of the experiences of oppressed people generally, and carries a strongly pacifist message of ultimate understanding and reconciliation.

In the aftermath of any war or genocide, healing and reconciliation are ultimate aspirations.

The ultimate goal of medical imaging data reconciliation is to ensure continuity of care, extending across multiple service providers and imaging and information system technologies.

"His decision to take the DUP into a power-sharing partnership with Sinn Féin was the ultimate act of political courage and reconciliation," he said.