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They wanted to hear something different, at least a conciliatory word or two.

But the company is now taking a more conciliatory stand.

In general, the administration's public words were conciliatory toward Israel today.

But even some community college officials tried to be conciliatory yesterday.

It seemed to me that the time had come to be conciliatory.

He has since taken a more conciliatory tone toward the industry.

He went on in a more conciliatory tone of voice.

This time around city officials appear to be taking a more conciliatory approach.

Both sides believe that the other must make the first conciliatory move.

At times the Cardinal did try to be more conciliatory.

This year the Mayor is trying a more conciliatory approach.

They looked at each other for a long moment, and when she spoke, it was in a conciliatory voice.

Taking a deep breath, he tried a more conciliatory approach.

He was trying to be conciliatory, a thing he'd never attempted before.

But even there, the tone was more conciliatory than in the past.

They need to hear conciliatory words from you and your masters.

He lowered his voice a bit, trying to be conciliatory.

But this hope of a more conciliatory American policy is held by the minority.

He'd made his point, then quickly turned the conversation toward a more conciliatory note.

Later, at his home nearby, the doctor was less conciliatory.

This was a far more conciliatory position than the 90 percent cut over 10 years that Washington had been calling for.

"I think my nature is to be conciliatory," he said with a smile.

And if a conciliatory approach fails to work, the job must still be done.

He released the phone and held out his hand with a conciliatory smile.

The temper of the people there was no longer in the least conciliatory.