Sentence examples for conciliatory voice from inspiring English sources

But his was a (relatively) conciliatory voice.

Among church leaders, the lone conciliatory voice from the African continent came from Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, head of South Africa's Anglican Church.

One of Salisbury's earliest appearances in literature was in William Shakespeare's "The Life and Death of King John," in which he appears as a minor character, a conciliatory voice between John and his frustrated barons.

Mr. Powers, who was always seen as a conciliatory voice in a tough-minded City Hall never known for building friendships with outsiders, is hardly the first mayoral aide to create a lucrative career based on government connections and expertise.

And while it's now making good on that threat, it's doing so in a conciliatory tone of voice — in the hopes of ultimately influencing Norway's lawmakers to change local regulations in its favor.

Theodoret responded several times to accusations of being a Nestorian heretic, answering with conciliatory statements that voiced his acceptance of the term "God-bearer" (theotokos) for the Virgin Mary and denied that his teaching "divided the one Son into two Sons".

Her voice is conciliatory.

Carney is voicing a conciliatory stance instead of an adversarial stance.

The midterm results may force him to find his political voice, to be conciliatory at times and fight for the things he believes in.

He knew when to be an elder statesman, a punk rock icon, and a conciliatory force to the quieter voices around you.

In a "loud shrill voice" he delivered a conciliatory speech in his native Ho-Chunk language, assuming Pauquette and his band of Ho-Chunk guides were still with the militia.