Sentence examples for our compromises from inspiring English sources

Kabul Bank and Tahrir Square are both cautionary tales about our compromises and our presumptions.

"We should, I believe, be judged by our compromises more than by our ideals and our norms," Margalit writes.

He seems to believe that our needs are too mercurial, and our compromises too imperfect; every relationship, romantic or otherwise, inevitably spirals toward the same stalemate.

We have all made our compromises with power; everywhere, the noblest artistic strivings are circumscribed by social conditions that make them look hypocritical and hollow.

"It's ironic that they rejected all of our compromises last December and now they want us to accept their compromise post haste with little discussion," said a delegate who insisted on anonymity.

His magisterial trilogy Your Face Tomorrow, which also deals with the legacy of the civil war, has a strong claim to be the best European novel of the 21st century to date, and the fiction he wrote in the 90s, particularly A Heart So White and Tomorrow in the Battle Think On Me, pays precise and revelatory attention to the nuances of human relationships: our compromises, lapses and evasions.

It undermines our democracy, compromises our moral integrity, and threatens our future stability.

If our innovation compromises our core product of being the fastest way to communicate, we should consider create [sic] separate applications or other ways of delivering our innovation.

"Clowns" was our compromise.

Our compromise was 'we'll put them on nine'.

Our compromise last summer: four days on Georgia's remote Cumberland Island, at the Greyfield Inn there.