Sentence examples for experienced reconciliation from inspiring English sources
At the end of their sessions, most of the pairs of victims and perpetrators experienced reconciliation.
Far from symbolising renewal and rebirth after an agonising war, they reawaken dark memories in a country that is yet to experience proper reconciliation.
The factors were assessed by determining the extent of variance reduction experienced after data reconciliation.
"Healing" refers to a person who has experienced integration and reconciliation to self, God, and the community.
Neither Wenceslas nor any of the Czech prelates was experienced enough to achieve reconciliation between the church authorities and the reform party, and Bohemia was drawn into a sharp conflict.
Douglas Alexander, a former protege who fell out with Brown over the abortive plans to call a UK general election in 2007, experienced something of a reconciliation with his mentor, whose role he likened to that played by the Quebecois former Canadian prime ministers Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Jean Chrétien in the closing stages of the 1980 and 1995 Quebec referendums.
Achieving rapport and building trusting relationships, easing suffering, and helping patients and their families towards peace, acceptance of dying and reconciliation, was experienced as deeply meaningful and rewarding.
The Vatican statement said that the pope "prayed that all the victims of abuse would experience healing and reconciliation, enabling them to move forward with renewed hope".
It is my fervent prayer that this action may help the Archdiocese of Boston to experience the healing, reconciliation and unity which are so desperately needed.
"It is my fervent prayer that this action may help the Archdiocese of Boston to experience the healing, reconciliation and unity which are so desperately needed," he said.
