Sentence examples for reconciliation speech from inspiring English sources

Rudd is due to deliver the Australian National University's reconciliation speech on Wednesday.

Poignantly, the former Fine Gael leader who helped negotiate the Anglo-Irish agreement died in Mater hospital, Dublin, hours after the Queen made a historic reconciliation speech in Dublin Castle, made possible by the 1985 accord.

The apology was "the tentative beginnings of deeper attitudinal change" towards reconciliation, his speech says.

But he did at least mention "national reconciliation" in his victory speech.Reconciliation seems distant.

BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa — For a speech about reconciliation it could hardly have been more divisive.

After the ballots had been counted, though, Donald Trump gave a speech about reconciliation.

The speech of reconciliation he had prepared had been overtaken by events.

Shortly before Mr. FitzGerald's death, Queen Elizabeth made a speech of reconciliation, expressing "deep sympathy" for "all those who have suffered as a consequence of our troubled past".

This may not reassure Kashmiri truckers contemplating the trip.So grim are the prospects for reconciliation that, in his speech on August 15th, India's independence day, Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, spoke of the "threat to the unity and integrity of the country".

Mugabe is not one for admitting to error, but a week before the election he held a rally in Bulawayo, where he confessed to having made the great blunder of his political life, when, on assuming power in 1980, he gave his famous speech, seeking reconciliation with whites.

I wanted to say, 'Hillary, let's have a line in titanium that you will not cross.' " That resonant line comes in the final scene of the play, when Mrs. Clinton makes a bold act as commander in chief to prevent a nuclear conflict and then gives a speech about reconciliation on live television.