Sentence examples similar to try to dialogue from inspiring English sources

He prayed at the Wailing Wall and visited Yad Vashem, and he tried to dialogue with Jews, Muslims and Christians during a rather contentious interreligious meeting at the Notre Dame Centre in Jerusalem.

They try to write dialogue that's funny, and no, I don't trust dialogue at all.

He doesn't try to write dialogue for Jesus.

"My first priority will be to restore peace and stability in the country, for which I will try to open dialogue with the Maoist rebels," Mr. Chand said.

That now seems likely to be put off.Robert Gelbard, the American troubleshooter for the Balkans, flew to Serbia and Kosovo this week to try to rescue dialogue from the rubble of villages destroyed by Serbian police.

For instance, in Meanwhile, you don't try to keep dialogue or acting "realistic".

"I'll create a backbone of themes and try to find dialogue and music to support them," Ip said.

People in the United States wishing to show solidarity with Pakistanis struggling to make ends meet should try to create dialogue with Pakistani led grassroots movements.

"Our goal is to try to get a dialogue between parents and children about technology.

Mr. Chirac called Mr. Arafat and then Mr. Sharon on Monday to try to renew a dialogue between the two sides.

If he chooses to try to start a dialogue with a more constructive opposition, he could remove the stigma attached to the undemocratic aspects of his rule.