Sentence examples for peacemaker of from inspiring English sources

Demography may yet be the greatest peacemaker of all.

So Canning lost the chance of being the peacemaker of Europe in 1815.

His wife, Berta, portrayed by Sonia Braga, is the gentle peacemaker of the family.

Her two partners describe her as the peacemaker of the group, true to middle-child form.

He understood her moods and her temperament, and he was often the peacemaker of the family.

This success earned Espartero the popular sobriquet "the Peacemaker of Spain" and the title duque de la Victoria.

Contemporary Canadians are inclined to favour orderly central government and a sense of community over individualism; in international affairs, they are more likely to serve the role of peacemaker instead of warrior, and, whether at home or abroad, they are likely to have a pluralistic way of viewing the world.

But are other human stories that get less attention: the ones about fighters who are also peacemakers of the water world.

came to our city the other day, he heard Norman Vincent Peale praise him from the pulpit as "One of the great peacemakers of history".

The peacemakers of 1919 had also to pay attention to principles, promises, public opinion and a fast-changing and unstable political scene.

A professor of history at the University of Toronto, soon to move to Oxford as warden of St. Antony's College, MacMillan in her earlier book defended the peacemakers of 1919 against the charge that they had failed.