Sentence examples for find rapprochement from inspiring English sources

Damascus may find rapprochement with Europe takes time.

As we memorialize 100 years without passenger pigeons, I want to remember that loss but also honor the importance of places that inspire science and action, places like Tumamoc, which testify to our ability to understand — and find rapprochement with — the natural world.

Turkey, which shot down a Russian jet later that year, found rapprochement with Russia six months later and the resulting alliance has made it impossible for the US or any other country to unilaterally impose itself.

"What caught my attention early on was his comment that we don't want red states and blue states, but we want to find reconciliation and rapprochement with folks," said Mrs. Speakman, who changed her party affiliation to Democratic from Republican this year to vote for Mr. Obama in the Pennsylvania primary.

Water is just one area where golf courses and environmentalists may find a rapprochement, said Anthony L. Williams, director of grounds at Marriott's Stone Mountain public courses just outside Atlanta.

And without the radioactive Ahmadinejad at the forefront, it may yet be possible to find a rapprochement between America and Iran, of the sort that President Obama had vowed to seek nearly four years ago.

To find such a rapprochement in the pages of a novel is indeed a rare treat.

Others want to see rapprochement and avoid a potential schism.

A parent trying with the greatest love to effect rapprochement can find older children completely recalcitrant.

Rapprochement, found in a letter to Thomas Jefferson, has a nice meaning of "a bringing together" for a beginning or resumption of harmonious relations.

Even if Mr Vajpayee wanted to, he would find it hard to seek rapprochement with Pakistan in the new climate.