Sentence examples for conciliatory resolution from inspiring English sources

While most fairy tales are dark -- who doesn't remember shivering at the wicked stepmother in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"? -- more often than not they have a conciliatory resolution, at least onstage.

At the end, the work appears to head for a conciliatory resolution until one final downward chord change on the piano leaves it dangling like a window shutter with a broken hinge.

The Burgesses had been deliberating the Conciliatory Resolution, a proposal that was an attempt by the North Ministry to divide the colonies.

The commissioners were also mandated to seek dissolution of the Continental Congress, re-establishment of the pre-war colonial assemblies, acceptance of the terms of Lord North's Conciliatory Resolution regarding self-taxation, and to promise a further discussion of colonial grievances.

Two and a half years later, Shaye was making conciliatory noises following the suit's resolution.

Liz Edwards, a family lawyer who is the chairwoman of Resolution, a group that supports conciliatory divorces, said that rather than making divorce too easy, the no-fault option merely removed some of its acrimony.

Washington, in hopes of restoring the Israeli-Turkish relationship, is pushing Israel to take conciliatory steps on the Palestinian issue, partly to avoid a showdown at the United Nations this month over a Palestinian statehood resolution.

The setting looked conciliatory.

Some were more conciliatory.

Her voice is conciliatory.

Publicly, the remarks are conciliatory.