Sentence examples for idea of reconciliation from inspiring English sources

The idea of reconciliation was unimaginable.

So the idea of reconciliation through integration never had the appeal in Britain that it did on the Continent.

Japanese leaders find the idea of reconciliation hard to accept, let alone understand, confusing apology with reconciliation.

Pampered, petulant and seemingly a law unto himself, he is the antithesis of the Mandela idea of reconciliation.

Though Iraqis are fed up with violence, the militia-leaders-cum-party-barons pay no more than lip service to the idea of reconciliation.

But she said the American public at some point might have to swallow the idea of reconciliation with the Taliban to achieve peace in Afghanistan.

So is his idea of national reconciliation.

Mr. Gorovoy said of the books, "They are about the idea of restoration, reconciliation, of holding things together in the face of fear of disintegration".

The poisoned divide between them remained for more than a decade, and the idea of any reconciliation – let alone a band reunion – seemed slim.

"I think the very idea of the reconciliation shows the weakness of the Palestinian Authority, and leads one to wonder whether Hamas will take control over Judea and Samaria, as it did over Gaza," he said in his statement, using the biblical names for the West Bank.

Anderson won't go into detail about their friendship, but thinks they made a good album together as the Tears, although they were naive not to realise how much the idea of their reconciliation being a de facto Suede reunion would overshadow it.