Sentence examples for putting aside differences from inspiring English sources

That is, the holiday isn't about putting aside differences; it's about instilling liberal values on an illiberal nation.

For some groups, the impetus for getting back together was the rise of big festivals like All Tomorrow's Parties, Coachella, and Pitchfork, and the enormous windfall to be gained by putting aside differences for a few hours at dusk.

At the same time, China has exercised restraint and has not given up on resolving disputes through dialogue or the principle of "putting aside differences and going for joint development".

Each year, families and friends travel thousands of miles to gather around tables all across the country, putting aside differences and family squabbles, forgetting about work and school and the old day to day grind, to celebrate that long-ago meal shared by the first settlers and the native American Indians.

Then both sides are forced to put aside differences, if only temporarily.

"This is a moment to put aside differences and show unity with the victims and their families".

We urge our friends and allies to put aside differences, and work together for peace, freedom and security.

"The election is over and now is the time to put aside differences and work together for the good of the American people," she said.

But he'll be there anyway on Tuesday, making the case that its members must put aside differences on Iraq and make the transition to democracy there work.

Veteran militant leaders, many with a long history of open warfare against one another, have "put aside differences when they see a common threat," Colonel Seiber said.

She urged Bosnia's Muslims, Serbs and Croats to look at the larger example of Europe, where former warring countries like France and Germany have put aside differences.