Sentence examples for express peace from inspiring English sources

Reggae was meant to express peace, love and human solidarity.

Kings, presidents, moguls -- even Michael Bloomberg and Al Sharpton the day after the New York mayoral election -- have all shaken hands to express peace and fair dealing.

"Express peace will only lead to frustration," he said.

"Michael Arad's design for the September 11 Memorial expresses both the devastating loss of life, while also expressing peace, comfort and hope," Manning said in a statement.

Shortly after the terrorist attacks in Paris on Nov. 13, individuals across social media began sharing images and quotes expressing peace and solidarity.

Hopes were also expressed for peace to be attained in Darfur to have all citizens enjoy the great gains of peace.

Its goal is to help women's voices be expressed in peace and in war.

So the next time you have a choice to express anger or peace, what will you choose?

Discussions of peace thus often employ negative terms and creative neologisms to express the concept of peace: "nonviolence," "nonwar," "nonkilling," "nonconflict," or "nonwar".

So when I received an email from Yachad, a British Jewish organisation that campaigns for peace through a two-state solution, about a worldwide fast to mourn the loss of life and express our hope for peace, it felt like the right thing to do.

It urged French Muslims to "not cede to provocation and... express their indignation in peace via legal means".