Sentence examples for a mutual reconciliation from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the divided churches realized that the task of evangelization, in relation both to domestic secularization and to the global mission, called them to a mutual reconciliation that lay in the nature of the gospel.

She received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992 for her continuing efforts to achieve social justice and mutual reconciliation in Guatemala; she used the prize money to found the Rigoberta Menchú Tum Foundation, an Indian advocacy organization.

And if Shiite and Sunni Muslims have serious housekeeping problems of their own, problems inherited from their own complex and bloody past, aren't they the ones -- indeed ultimately the only ones -- who are best positioned to find some mutual reconciliation?

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has inflicted profound trauma upon the personal and cultural psyches of both Palestinians and Israelis, and resolving it will require a mutual healing process consisting of truth-seeking, reconciliation and, ultimately, rehabilitation.

The Cubans are a great people -- in this instance they are both "bull" and "matador" -- and reconciliation, not continued disappointment, should be a mutual goal for the future, whatever sadnesses may ensue.

A mutual friend introduced them.

"It was a mutual decision.

This implied a mutual understanding.

Is MyCSP a mutual?

A mutual chemical match.

A mutual instinct for avoidance, perhaps.