Sentence examples for conciliatory mood from inspiring English sources

But the conciliatory mood in Turkey has faded.

But many senators were not in a conciliatory mood.

Elsewhere, Chinese officials were not in a particularly conciliatory mood.

But yesterday he was in slightly more conciliatory mood.

The Telegraph appears to be in a less conciliatory mood.

They might not be in a conciliatory mood when they arrive.

But he added, in a comment suggesting a more conciliatory government mood, "We are also committed to peace and order".

With Chancellor Angela Merkel's government of conservatives and Free Democrats apparently determined to reduce Germany's budget deficit, Mr. Westerwelle made clear that Berlin was in no mood for conciliatory or soft gestures to profligate spenders.

It was understandable that Mr. DiFrancesco was in no mood to be conciliatory to Mr. Schundler, whom he had accused of disseminating unflattering information about him early in the primary campaign that eventually forced him to drop out.

The Ulster Unionists are in no mood to be conciliatory after the British Government announced last week that it planned to reconstitute the Northern Ireland police force and retire its name, Royal Ulster Constabulary, which is cherished by Protestants.

In the conference hall, the mood was upbeat but conciliatory, with the SNP's Westminster leader Angus Robertson telling delegates: "We will play a constructive role in Westminster and bring our ideas forward in a positive spirit.