Sentence examples for era of understanding from inspiring English sources

The advent of political freedoms has not helped America's cause in the country where, four years ago, President Obama promised a new era of understanding.

"The country needs to accept the democratic approach and move to a new era of understanding and political dialogue," César Gaviria, secretary general of the O.A.S., told reporters.

V-E Day symbolized a moment of hope that the global community would stamp out hatred and enter a new era of understanding and cooperation.

I'm here to bury the last vestige of the Cold War in the Americas and to forge a new era of understanding to help improve the daily lives of the Cuban people".

Like father, like son When Sheikh Hamad voluntarily abdicated in favor of his son, Sheikh Tamim, in June 2013, many observers were hopeful that this could mark a new era of understanding and cooperation in the Gulf.

Certainly President Obama, whose first major foreign speech as president was in Cairo, Egypt where he called for a new era of understanding with the Muslim world, knows these facts.

Advances in the specificity and sensitivity of molecular profiling platforms including expression analysis and comparative genomics with the additional incorporation of PLC databases and bioinformatics tools, we are approaching a new era for understanding the heterogeneity of HCC and ICC tumors.

At 23, he set out on an incredibly ambitious first-book project: "On Native Grounds" was a history of American literature, beginning with William Dean Howells; Kazin wrote it as a way of understanding the era of protest and upheavals in which he was living.

Failure of understanding.

A piece in the Mail's Ephraim Hardcastle column on Wednesday used their appearance on BBC's Newsnight on Monday to comment on the possibility of a new era in understanding the origins of the universe to have a dig at the programme's "Guardian-trained editor, Ian Katz", who, it said, "is keen on diversity".

"We believe the time has come for our two countries to turn a page and start a new era of mutual understanding," reads the letter, which is signed by 55 former officials, activists, journalists and dissidents.