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Example sentences for: reconcile

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La Stampa of Turin ran an article praising the pope's efforts to reconcile the Catholic Church and Jews, despite the recent controversy over the canonization of the Jewish-born Catholic nun Edith Stein, who died at Auschwitz.
Most Christian clerics have stopped talking about it, because it's too controversial and too hard to reconcile with modern science.
Perhaps Frum's conspicuous inability to reconcile these feelings will persuade conservatives to stop building their politics around the notion that America was banished from Eden in the years leading up to the Reagan presidency.
Reality hit when he was unable to reconcile with his wife and ended up on the street.
But when you choose between two lotteries (as in Question 2), you can always reconcile yourself to a loss by thinking, "Well, I'd probably have lost no matter what I chose."