Sentence examples for a man of compromises from inspiring English sources

He was active in the Norwegian Authors' Union, becoming known as "a man of compromises" after having calmed a linguistic debate in the union.

Both: he is a man of compromise.

"I cannot say that Paolo is a man of compromise".

Mr. Rafsanjani values his status as a man of compromise.

By choosing a man of compromise in Xi, the Party is opting for a steady-as-it-goes course.

For example, while portraying himself to the West as a man of compromise, Abbas said flatly last October that "we refuse to recognize a Jewish state".Whoa.

He has never been a man of compromise: witness his "self-coup" in 1992, when, with army support, he sent Congress packing.

Many analysts say that Mr. McDonnell is a man of compromise and was motivated as much by his aversion to controversy as his aspirations for national political office.

A similar fence-straddling attitude could be discerned in, of all things, the latest offering from Edward Albee, never known as a man of compromise.

Valls enjoys higher popularity rates than the president, and is seen as a no-nonsense doer while the president is seen as a man of compromise and indecision.

If you're a man of principle, compromise is a bit of a dirty word.