Sentence examples for it's conciliatory from inspiring English sources

It seems like a classic Corbyn answer – it's conciliatory to the point of sounding almost naïve, but underlying it is the need to make the right noises to a side of the party that makes no secret of hating him.

"It was conciliatory, asking if the Republicans take over, what's the tone going to be on election night -- are we going to be fighting or working together?" recalled Mr. Ward, who declined to identify the Suozzi aide.

"Dan Malloy was lecturing me about how he can get it done, he's conciliatory, he negotiates with people," Mr. Christie said this week.

This is Ms. Neuenschwander's contribution to Conceptualism: art that's conciliatory, collaborative and amenable.

Uber may have a reputation for steamrolling its competitors, but it can be conciliatory at times.

It's been conciliatory noises all round since Greene vowed to confront Olympic 400m champion LaShawn Merritt and call him a cheat if he encountered the American on the track.

It's Obama's conciliatory instincts and generational distaste for the partisan bickering of the Clinton-Bush years.

The tone of Mr. Fitter's statement was conciliatory, and it acknowledged the sensitivity of the 15percentt rule and its effects.

"He handled it beautifully by being conciliatory," said Robert Pitofsky, a former chairman of the F.T.C. "It's a rare person that can see the disadvantages of being resentful and thin-skinned".

"It's not conciliatory," he said in a telephone interview.

From start to finish, Romney's tone was conciliatory.