unreconcilable

If the two sides are saying it, perhaps there is a way back from the desert of unreconcilable difference.

To do so, they said, would be to raise a thicket of unreconcilable issues.

Haplo's mind wrestled with itself, attempting to reconcile the unreconcilable.

And how could such unreconcilable elements exist side by side and in harmony within the same heart?

It has been argued that these divisions within the working class are unreconcilable and prevent it acting as a strong, united, radical force.

"It's an unreconcilable problem.

But my endeavors are not unreconcilable to heaven, surely, or I would not be allowed to do what I do."

Later that year Bill left War Child due to unreconcilable differences with the trustee board of that time, many of whom resigned shortly thereafter.

He concluded that "Springsteen reconciles seemingly unreconcilable concepts: a sober awareness of social and erotic realities and a boundless faith in life."

In 2009, the band went through some unreconcilable disagreements between the three formers of the band, Hupogrammos, Sol'Faur and drummer Negru.

'An Unreconcilable Problem "The entire mesa of Isla Vista is too densely populated," Mr. Wallace said.

A self-proclaimed sociobiologist who looks to evolution to explain animal and human behavior, Mr. de Waal sets out to reconcile what would appear to be two unreconcilable notions.

The executive director of the Long Island Regional Planning Board, Lee E. Koppelman, said the conflict involved seemingly unreconcilable positions.

In structuralist theory there is nothing to take over this task, so that ambiguity becomes fully polysemic, in the sense of consisting of an unreconcilable multiplicity of meanings.

Tass Reports Airlift Today's English-language Tass report mentioned "significant shortages because of the effort by the unreconcilable opposition to organize an economic blockade of the city."

In December 2006, chair Pamela Taylor and executive director Ani Zonneveld resigned from the board, citing unreconcilable conflicts with board member Tarek Fatah.

Unfortunately, these two notices were absolutely unreconcilable; for while the first gave the afternoon of June twenty-sixth, as the time of appearance, the second set it for the evening of the same day.

For the last few weeks, Bill Richardson has been trying to do two apparently unreconcilable jobs as the Clinton Administration's new Energy Secretary and the Government's representative to the United Nations.

A person close to Mr. Redstone said that he wanted to conclude the talks as soon as possible to reassure investors and to demonstrate that there were no unreconcilable differences between the two men.

Burger King's marriages of the bagel with bacon, sausage and cheeseburger rank with Scylla and Pythias, Romeo and Isolde, and pastrami on white bread as unreconcilable mismatches.

The Secretary General called the positions of the Serbs and Croats "mutually unreconcilable" and said there was an "extremely high" risk of a serious increase in the fighting that broke out between them in Croatia on Friday.

Hee Jo Kim's Melodies for Vertical Flutes, presented by the players from Seoul in behalf of Korean culture, was another attempt to reconcile the unreconcilable timbres and tunings of Eastern and Western instruments.

Both sides presented demands that were unreconcilable at first, but after much palaver the southern demands were reduced to the evacuation of Portuguese Brazil (which had been invaded by the WIC in 1630) by the Dutch.

Schnitzler anticipates structural anthropology with a vision of society ruled by the taboo of unreconcilable domains, and the web of his fictional world is so irresistible that as one reads and responds one finds oneself caught like the characters in the novel.

Yet at the end of the Anglican leader's first official visit to the Vatican, there were new signs that the dialogue - under way for more than three decades - has stalled over the difficult and so far unreconcilable issue of the ordination of women as priests.