Sentence examples for civil exchanges from inspiring English sources

The format, a town-hall debate with questions from the audience, makes exchanges between the two awkward and supposedly encourages civil exchanges.

A few increasingly civil exchanges later, things had settled down.

When asked about North Korean human rights on Sunday, the women emphasized the importance of holding civil exchanges between the two sides, and working toward signing a peace treaty that would officially end the Korean War.

Not because I am uninterested in a civil exchange, but polite discourse rarely occurs.

What began as a civil exchange rapidly turned into more than 20 minutes of a heated back-and-forth.

There is great civil exchange in manufacture: cordiality neglected by an unfortunate media emphasis on profit and loss.

The Big Society Audit 2012, published in May by Civil Exchange, in partnership with Democratic Audit and DHA, charts progress to date.

"I was thinking about how much we share between the University and the town," Eisgruber said, noting mutual commitments to civil liberties, civil exchange, respect for all people and the importance of education.

Obama's quest for bipartisanship, in the face of exceedingly discouraging facts, has been so relentless that it suggests less a strategy than a core conviction: reasonable people can be civil, exchange ideas, and, eventually, find points of agreement.

The contrite developer volunteered to take Stolen down and revisit it, but even that civil exchange brought Brockwell a flood of hate; someone tweeted her an image of her own face with semen on it.

But it is the very opposite of resignation, because it summons the writer to work, to the constant creation and re-creation of an authentically shared culture – the pattern of free and civil exchange that is neither bland nor violent.