Sentence examples for man of conciliation from inspiring English sources

"He is a man of conciliation; he looks for conversation and dialogue," said the Rev. Robert Barron, creator and host of a documentary series on Catholicism.

Riley was at ease in Emanuel, and he recalled the "seismic changes" of the civil-rights movement and praised Herbert Fielding as a man of conciliation.

Both addressed their people with a mix of conciliation and defiance.

But if I have to, I can defend myself.'" He lifted his hands in a gesture of conciliation, though not as something for the men to copy.

Both men, reared in the post-Selma era and schooled at élite institutions, developed a political style of conciliation, rather than confrontation, which complemented their natural gifts and, as it happens, nicely served their ambitions.

This flouts the spirit of conciliation.

Early 1946 was the high point of conciliation.

She mouthed the requisite words of conciliation.

Her note of conciliation helped lift prices of Argentine bonds.

But there was also a hint of conciliation.

That means sending a signal of conciliation, Mr. Artiga said.