Sentence examples for great conciliator from inspiring English sources
"His extraordinary personal pilgrimage enabled him to be a great conciliator," said the Rev.
"People don't think of him as a great conciliator, so it is counterintuitive".
SUSAN HOLLINGSHEAD: And I'm older than both of you probably put together so, I'm the great conciliator.
Perhaps it was Mandela's appreciation of politics as theatre, combined with his talent as the great conciliator.
The answer, for both his admirers and his detractors, is often "yes". In Morning in America, Gil Troy argues that the Great Communicator was also the Great Conciliator.
Mr. Baker, who was known on Capitol Hill as the "Great Conciliator," ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 1980, but lost the New Hampshire primary to Reagan.
Other requirements are experience in managing a very large staff, and skill as a conciliator and firm bargainer.
This keen competitor has been cast as a conciliator.
But after 16 years as archbishop of the sprawling 10-county Archdiocese of New York, he had become a familiar and towering presence, a leader whose views and personality were forcefully injected into the great civic debates of his time, a man who considered himself a conciliator, but who never hesitated to be a combatant.
With the critical issues thus decided by the big powers, the managing director must be a consummate conciliator.
