“reconcile”可以造什么句，reconcile造句

But how to reconcile divergent practices?

How to reconcile these stark apparent contradictions?

How do you reconcile this choice with liberalism?

I cannot reconcile myself to this idea--it would madden me.

Fusion is used extensively in the reconcile work flow for MDD.

Each month we reconcile our check book with the bank statement.

Knowing that Christmastime is God's chosen time teaches us that Christmas is the time for us to reconcile with God.

But whether Dr Fox, a right-winger with neoconservative leanings, can reconcile that aim with the demands of an impatient Treasury is questionable.

But that was not the only oddity of his bequest: his low opinion of academics was hard to reconcile with his zeal for a university education.

Whoever wins the presidency, however, will do so facing the suspicion and resentment of much of the country-even if, in the interests of national unity, the two rivals reconcile.

Nobody knows how to reconcile them not only with higher spending on education but also with a new constitutional obligation to cut the federal government’s budget deficit almost to zero by 2016.

How to reconcile this paradox?

But now I tried to reconcile her to the horse.

Instead of software rejecting input, it must work harder to understand and reconcile confusing input.

Looking at the cobblestone streets and charming architecture, it's hard to reconcile the city's past with its present.

When we are in love, we can guess each other's preferences, slowly reconcile ourselves, and the colourful and dim tone is indispensable to someone.

With credit CARDS, I can review the statements every month and reconcile each line item to my Quicken records to make sure even a few bucks here and there are properly accounted for.

How do people reconcile this contradiction?

Before analyzing the information, they should reconcile and validate it for accuracy.

It involved a struggle to reconcile black and white within the soul of a single man, a quest to find the solid after a childhood in which too much had been fleeting.

The Pope had managed to rile, not to reconcile.

After months of wrangling, the Democrats managed to push (different) reform bills through the House and the Senate; all they needed to do was to reconcile the two bills into a final law.

Experiences differ so much from each other that it is difficult to reconcile them to a simple statement.