Sentence examples for much reconciliation from inspiring English sources

The result, not unexpectedly, is not so much reconciliation as even more recrimination.National reconciliation has the laudable aim of bridging the chasm that opened up in Thai society after the coup.

But because [stuff I can't put in the Grey Lady] and because everyone at all on the right has spent forty years (at least) doing their damndest to _make sure_ [more stuff], even the smallest gesture in that direction is not so much reconciliation as collaboration.

Especially now, when there's been so much reconciliation, and on the eve of a celebratory book tour that will bring family members together, many for the first time ever.

So much for reconciliation.

"So much for reconciliation," he said as he entered the police station.

I would imagine that in as much as reconciliation has faded and in as much racism is again prevalent, he would be sad about it.

Take the unilateral French military action in Mali: the French are grateful to Britain for prompt logistical support and irritated by German squeamishness.The true importance of the Elysée treaty lies not so much in reconciliation (that began much earlier) but in how it made tight co-operation across the Rhine routine at all levels of government.

It is equally bad if the desaparecidos numbered 30,000 or 8,960 (the official figure), but the propagation of this sort of erroneous information will not help the much needed reconciliation in a battered society.S. Risso-PatronCaversham, BerkshireA grey areaSIR – The proposition that a large informal or "grey" economy contributes to a lower growth rate is false (Economics focus, June 19th).

We felt this would give you a very inaccurate picture of your financial situation and require too much manual reconciliation.

"So much for reconciliation," I muttered to the other volunteer.

It is uncertain how much the reconciliation between Jerusalem and Ankara will improve Gaza's daily realities.