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mutual understanding

NOUN
  1. sympathy of each person for the other

How To Use mutual understanding In A Sentence

  • From then on, they referred to the bodacious OSS assistant by that “Dumas title,” and on such a slender reed a mutual understanding was formed. A Covert Affair
  • Mutual understanding is essential to friendship.
  • The moon focuses on family life and mutual understanding will replace resentment. The Sun
  • We believe the key principles of cohesion are collective action, mutual understanding and the peaceful resolution of disputes.
  • An atmosphere of mutual understanding, and coordination between both types of resistance should prevail.
  • We have vigorously set about recovering our mutual understanding, building a broad base for our co-operation and redeeming the promise of our complementarities.
  • Although the term ecumenism is widely used outside Catholic circles to refer to efforts at mutual understanding among all religions, or even between religion and atheism, the Catholic Church treats relationships with non-Christians very differently, because non-Christians have a fundamentally different relationship with Catholics than do other baptized Christians. CatholicCulture.org - What You Need to Know
  • If this perspective on the conflict is right one of the major problems is the lack of mutual understanding between those inclined to traditionalism and those inclined towards humanism.
  • We tend to think of sympathy as a cohesive force which binds us together in mutual understanding. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Mutual understanding is essential to friendship.
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