Sentence examples for point of conciliation from inspiring English sources

Early 1946 was the high point of conciliation.

A certain level of conciliation was reached at the parliament of April 1341.

1936 French Strikes Near End France's "stay-in" strikes, which have involved more than a million workers during the last two weeks, appeared at 1 o'clock this morning on the point of being terminated by conciliation.

He meant the purchase as a gesture of conciliation, but from my point of view the album might as well have been called "Why We Are in Vietnam" (or, more to the point, "Why I Am Not Going to Clean Up My Room").

But where settlements written on paper do not correspond to the passions at play, they can at best be frames on which to begin hanging complex layers of conciliation and accommodation that some day may point toward peace.

Trump has sounded a few welcome notes of conciliation since his victory, in sharp contrast to the drumbeat of division he pounded out up to that point.

This flouts the spirit of conciliation.

She mouthed the requisite words of conciliation.

Her note of conciliation helped lift prices of Argentine bonds.

But there was also a hint of conciliation.

That means sending a signal of conciliation, Mr. Artiga said.