Sentence examples for peaceful understanding from inspiring English sources

One by one, the preachers alighted on a simple call to common ground and peaceful understanding.

The clafoutis-baking mother who goes on about Darfur (Janet McTeer is majestic and ridiculous in an embroidered skirt and sincerely-deep voice) dismantles her peaceful, understanding profile when she hurls her guest's handbag across the room.

Thespe Pungerchar, a Bernardsville mother, said that, although she did not participate in peace groups, she had helped plan the visit because she viewed it as a significant gesture for peaceful understanding.

When asked if China and the exiled Tibetan government will ever reach a peaceful understanding, the Dalai Lama became quiet for a moment.

Despite many examples of peaceful coexistence, understanding and respect, I mentioned that not everyone is on board with this program.

The pressure this creates tests more than our tolerance — it demands that we promote peaceful coexistence and understanding across boundaries.

"Let's all go towards dialogue, understanding and peaceful exchange of power through elections and early presidential elections," he said.

Let us hope that the Pacific, cradle of so many of the world's hopes, can reach that understanding by peaceful means.

Championing Coexistence THURSDAY -- The actress Christine Baranski will be the host of a benefit evening for Seeds of Peace, an organization that brings Arab and Israeli teenagers together at a summer camp in Maine to encourage mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence.

The more important social challenge, though, is to use our influence within society to focus the power of technology on the nobler goals of humanity: coexistence, social justice, understanding, and peaceful conflict transformation.

But even so, and this I always reported, all efforts would have to be made to come by means of a peaceful settlement to an understanding with England as a decisive factor in German policy, that is, to create such a relation between the development of German power and the British basic tendencies and views on foreign policy that these two factors would not conflict.