He lives with his mother in Truce in the Present. (chronowiki.org)
More thoughtful people, however, have to negotiate some kind of truce between these conflicting worlds, and this results in «cognitive bargaining,» which typically means trimming religious truth claims to fit the «real world» of relentlessly secular modernity. (firstthings.com)
The Sainsbury's Christmas advert depicting the Christmas Truce of 1914 carries a hidden political message: avoiding war means sticking with the European Union. (politics.co.uk)