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31) Baldwin found it hard to reconcile the results with his reception during the election campaign.

32) This refusal of the activists to reconcile themselves to war testifies to their sincerity, not their naivety.

33) Within our immediate group we can learn to reconcile personal and group differences to the point of rejecting personal values and beliefs.

34) Attempts to reconcile these two decisions have expanded human ingenuity and expended an unconscionable amount of time, effort and paper.

35) Afterwards I sat for a long time trying to reconcile myself to these new ideas.

36) The sooner she sees her baby,[http://sentencedict.com/reconcile.html] the more rapidly she can reconcile her image of him with his true physical condition.

37) How do people reconcile a belief in God with the suffering of innocent people?

38) The government has set out on a path of trying to reconcile the Tutsi and Hutu peoples.

39) Only in the mid-199Os did efforts to reconcile differences and reduce the ongoing violence achieve some success.

40) They wrestle with ways to reconcile pluralism with the absolute Truth of the Torah.

41) For the most part, they listened respectfully as community leaders and peers encouraged everyone to atone, unite and reconcile.

42) I reconcile Good and Evil and create light, darkness, worlds, universes.

43) Conservatives struggling to reconcile this drive for security with the inherent and seemingly indispensable insecurity of the competitive society were profoundly alarmed.

44) The individual is always trying to reconcile his inner and outer world and lessen the anxiety of the internal situation.

45) Even so the most ingenious phraseology could not truly reconcile the many disparate concerns of the allies.

46) How best to reconcile the need for faster performance and increased capacity?

47) Others again have taken as the play's essence the need to reconcile not truth and falsehood but competing truths.

48) By looking to the Bible and seeking spiritual guidance[sentencedict.com], he is taking steps to reconcile our differences.

49) What nuclear families want from the public sphere and what those living outside nuclear families want are difficult to reconcile.

50) The two chambers would then attempt to reconcile the differences and agree upon a single bill.

51) Karl Llewellyn spent a great part of his life seeking to reconcile legal doctrine and commercial activity.

52) However, for Coma at least, one must reconcile this with the fact that the X-ray emission seems to be rather smooth.

53) How will the new millennium children reconcile conflicting demands on scarce resources against the background of global warming?

54) It is difficult to reconcile such findings with Ornstein's claim that intuitive non-logical thinking is a function of the right hemisphere.

55) As the story unfolds through dialogue, song and dance, the newlyweds consult a dentist and then reconcile.

56) Senate and House members are trying to reconcile different versions of the transportation bill.

57) He found it difficult to reconcile the opulence he had just witnessed with the poverty of some of the surrounding districts.

58) But how is it possible to reconcile a variable rate of capital formation with a fixed stock of capital?

59) Newton's claim that he had shot his father to defend himself was difficult to reconcile with the number of shots fired.

60) Instead of marrying off the princess, reconcile the whole family.