Sentence examples for thought reconciliation from inspiring English sources

Asked if he thought reconciliation could take place in Daegu, Idowu replied bluntly: "Maybe you should ask him".

Many in Rome still thought reconciliation with England was possible, and Paul III elevated two English cardinals, John Fisher (at the time imprisoned and sentenced to death by Henry VIII) and Girolamo Ghinucci.

He also has long thought reconciliation was a viable option for passing strong health care reform".

"I think reconciliation is very personal.

But I think reconciliation would be a better end result.

"And I think reconciliation resonates with us now, in this country".

He emailed me but the relationship didn't progress and I think reconciliation is unlikely.

"I think reconciliation with the Houthis after this would not be possible," he said.

"I think reconciliation will eventually come," a senior Bush administration official said, but added, "That's a long way down the path".

"I think reconciliation is going to be a big part of what '09 and the years to follow will be about," said Mr. Nelson, citing what he described as Mr. Obama's message of unity as a motivating factor behind the endorsement.

Not in a single respect, now, do I think reconciliation advantageous to you". But the senate, out of consideration for his safety, showed a disposition to make peace and to restore the captives.