Sentence examples for we reconcile at from inspiring English sources

We reconcile at the end of any war.

We'd reconcile at Christmas or in the summer, he'd promise to visit but wouldn't, I'd block him, unblock him, we'd make up, over and over.

He is enough like most Americans that we feel the pull to reconcile at least some of our differences with each other when we hear him sing.

I loved my husband, and we were reconciled at the time of his death.

We reconciled these observations, at least in part, by the ability of oncogenic KrasV12G to enhance accumulation of nuclear β-catenin and hence to activate canonical Wnt/β-catenin signaling further.

I have seen unhappy couples reconcile at Phil's nights.

The song urges political leaders to reconcile at the Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, peace talks.

Each national argument uses a different political vocabulary and historical context, making them hard to reconcile at the best of times and harder still when the going gets tough.

De Kock's case is particularly sensitive in a country where efforts to reconcile at the end of white rule troubled some who thought more apartheid-era enforcers should have been punished.

Equations 18 and 19 must reconcile at the onset of current saturation.

It is assumed that both the mechanisms reconcile at some stages of the cascade and elicits a similar physiological response.