Sentence examples for apparent reconciliation from inspiring English sources

The year ended with apparent reconciliation.

This illusion permits an apparent reconciliation of incompatible policies.

When Atreus learned the identity of the boy, he recalled Thyestes to Mycenae in apparent reconciliation.

Boniface's first conflict with the French king was followed by an apparent reconciliation, which was emphasized by the Pope's canonization of Philip's holy ancestor Louis IX.

Although both factions participated together in the Russian Revolution of 1905 and went through periods of apparent reconciliation (about 1906 and 1910), their differences increased.

In 2005, John McCain, who had been brutalized by his North Vietnamese captors four decades earlier, shepherded an "anti-torture amendment" through Congress over the Administration's energetic opposition; after an apparent reconciliation, Bush insulted McCain not with a veto but with a signing statement that made clear he would interpret the amendment however he liked.

These old enemies meet without apparent rancour; reconciliation seems possible.Will peace, if it holds, lead to prosperity?

The apparent absence of reconciliation in birds has been suggested to result from a general difference in avian and mammalian behavior, possibly because the fluidity of avian social systems facilitates post-conflict dispersal [14], [15].

In birds, however, post-conflict behavior has thus far been marked by an apparent absence of reconciliation, suggested to result either from differing avian and mammalian strategies or because birds may not share valuable relationships with partners with whom they engage in aggressive conflict.

"Everything I like involves the reconciliation of apparent opposites," Hytner smiles.

Whereas Germany has an exemplary record in the way it has dealt with its Nazi past, much of what happened during communist East Germany has been swept under the carpet - in the apparent interests of national reconciliation.