Sentence examples for reciprocated- from inspiring English sources

Like much of animal altruism, this is actually a long-term insurance policy, a favour which is expected to be reciprocated when the time comes.

It's a love that is reciprocated: the Italians adore London, they colonised South Kensington and Chelsea when Russian oligarchs were still putting aside their first roubles; they have learned English manners; they look to Prince Charles to understand male elegance; and they are grateful to have got their slice of the Beatles, David Beckham, James Bond and royal gossip.

The love is reciprocated by her.

And they have not reciprocated his show of goodwill.Indeed, there are big obstacles in the way of serious talks—let alone of a negotiated settlement.

The affection does not seem to be entirely reciprocated.

EARLIER this year Vasily Atajanyan, the acting foreign minister of Nagorno-Karabakh, told me that his "country" would recognise Kosovo if the former Yugoslav province reciprocated.

The symbolic message was reciprocated with anti-Japanese riots in Chinese cities.Mr Abe used to be an assiduous visitor to Yasukuni too: but he has stayed away for a year now.

A German engineer, Helmut Szimkus, sentenced to death in 1992 for spying for Iraq, was later pardoned after intense German lobbying.The trouble is that Iran is not now in the mood for compromise: it feels that past favours were not reciprocated.

India never reciprocated Pakistan's "freeze", refuses talk about a global fissile-material ban and last year refused to sign the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty (so Pakistan did not either).

The Somalis reciprocated by declaring that they would no longer support rebels inside Ethiopia.

In the past two years, President Chen Shui-bian showed moderation towards China and the Chinese leadership reciprocated with a softening of its positions.