Sentence examples for were less conciliatory from inspiring English sources
Ecuador and Venezuela were less conciliatory, with Chávez accusing Uribe of "war crimes" and Correa continuing a diplomatic road-show aimed at drumming up moral outrage among Colombia's other neighbours.
Bayern's sporting director, Matthias Sammer, has insisted that the player will first honour a contract that does not expire until the summer of 2015, and then sign another – though others in Munich were less conciliatory.
Orhan Aslan, a young Kurdish restaurant worker, was less conciliatory.
Later, at his home nearby, the doctor was less conciliatory.
The message from the marchers was less conciliatory.
Mr Morales has offered a truce, though Felipe Quispe, a thuggish Indian leader, was less conciliatory.
Andy Benson, a creative director at a Philadelphia advertising service, was less conciliatory.
Separate infant monkeys from their mothers, and they'll grow up to be less conciliatory than is typical for their species.
If anything, McDonnell tends to be less conciliatory and more outspoken than Corbyn, having previously called for the "bravery and sacrifice" of the IRA to be honoured.
Instead, it would establish a government "respecting human rights and applying justice and respecting the rights of women". He was less conciliatory about the issue of dealing with former Baath Party members, estimated to number between 1 million and 2.5 million.
Ishihara, though, was less conciliatory: the film was not at all pro-war, he said, and any claims to the contrary could mostly be attributed to a single factor: "foreigners".
