| 词汇 | example_english_conciliatory |
| 释义 | Examples of conciliatoryThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. His contract with his readers is founded on a less conciliatory method of presenting new words and concepts. Conciliatory policy was followed by military operations and so on. His conciliatory blend of piety and erudition as well as his medical expertise made him an imperial favourite. A liberal majority asserted the sovereignty of the assembly but in a moderate, conciliatory way. My inversion of what might be properly termed "atavistic" has a conciliatory point. These are important steps in reconciling the citizen and the state - the third major conciliatory need identified above. Even later in the century, condescension is sometimes able to retain its traditional, conciliatory quality. Rather, it is part of a strategy that is genuinely conciliatory. The youthful experience may have also inclined him toward a more conciliatory disposition. While communitarian societies often have strong conciliatory institutions and processes, these tend to emphasise social conformity rather than equality and justice. In these encounters with no object of exchange, relation is still transacted; whether that relation is adversarial or conciliatory, it still has substance. 15. Second, it rested upon men acknowledging the worth of women, and adopting their conciliatory forms of verbal sociability. Gold concluded the debate on a satirically conciliatory note. The early and still conciliatory stage of the dialogue is set in the region of the sharp keys. The more conciliatory and development oriented approach in dealing with the violence in the south is indicative of just such a change in response. She continues that because of this lack of faith, their behaviour 'had a different character, more conciliatory and treasonous, full of fatalism'. But besides education, the courts also have a conciliatory function in the judgement process. Despite its punitive aspects it could seem too conciliatory and be undertaken by the insincere penitent. Had he come to a more conciliatory phase? The first reason is the role that his theory of animal generation plays within the framework of a conciliatory approach to natural philosophy. In itself, condescension is not necessarily conciliatory, nor is it necessarily antagonistic. Concessions won by the opposition as regards the preparatory arrangements account for this conciliatory attitude. In foreign affairs, policy would become conciliatory and peaceful. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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