Sentence examples for were reconciled at from inspiring English sources

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

He and Pompey were reconciled at a meeting of the three leaders at Luca, Etruria, in 56, and in the following year they were both again made consuls.

After initial skirmishes, Antony and Octavian were reconciled at Brundisium (present-day Brindisi) and, since Fulvia had died in the meantime, Antony married Octavian's sister, Octavia.

They were returned to him in July 1297, when the king and prelate were reconciled at Westminster.

Though the two were reconciled at a later point, the King still prevented Gaveston from rejoining the prince.

In November 1200, Geoffrey and John were reconciled at Hugh of Lincoln's funeral, which allowed Geoffrey to regain his confiscated estates, but the archbishop's continued refusal to allow the collection of carucage led to the truce falling apart.

According to Scotty, his parents were reconciling at the time of Bob Crane's death.

He is survived by his six-year-old daughter by his ex-wife and, of course, by his imposing father, with whom he was reconciled at last.

This is the tail end of the story, and so we think — having been trained by all our years of reading stories — that now the mother will relent, people in troubled families can be reconciled, at least for a while.

"It is natural for us to seek a Standard of Taste," wrote the Scottish philosopher David Hume in 1757, "a rule by which the various sentiments of men may be reconciled; at least, a decision, afforded, confirming one sentiment, and condemning another". .

The common feature unifying all these disparate networks is that each of them has to be assembled from a rapidly growing avalanche of conflicting observation of unequal quality that need to be reconciled at a large scale.