Sentence examples for mutual rapprochement from inspiring English sources

UN officials opened proceedings by appealing for a humanitarian ceasefire and mutual rapprochement, but the Houthis arrived a day late and since then, both they and the government have accused each other of trying to obstruct the process and have made little headway.

The risk is that instead of rapprochement, mutual tensions will increase, and the pair will drift even further apart.

But alongside these more familiar intergenerational patterns — and at a time when the childishness of grown men and the childlessness of grown women are the twin axioms of mainstream big-screen comedy — there is also a quieter sense of rapprochement and mutual sympathy.

Nonetheless, he wrote, "mutual respect" is an absolute precondition for rapprochement with a superpower he charged with creating the "us and them" dynamic at the root of the Islamic revolution.

The accord, signed on 28 June, was a rare rapprochement in the divided Middle East, also driven by mutual fears over growing security risks.

The mutual lack of trust is so intense that even attempts at rapprochement, notably during training activities, have failed.

In 2009, Armenia explored a rapprochement with Turkey, but the initiative failed to end decades of mutual rancour.

That is a myth – mutual distrust and mutual opposition to each other's role in the region will see to it that any rapprochement will be gradual and limited.

Perhaps a rapprochement will be marked by a public burning of their autobiographies, both of which drip with their mutual antipathy.Literature would be less of a loser in such a bonfire than political analysis.

Their so-called great rapprochement emerged from a long period of mistrust and hostility that stands in contrast to modern perceptions of their cultural similarities, mutual affection and inherently shared interests.

When asked about the post-primary rapprochement between his fellow conservatives and moderates like Mr. Kyrillos, Mr. Schundler said Republicans on both sides of the abortion issue could come together out of mutual respect.