| I'd hope that by the time we're done, people think of Macdonald as a great compromiser and facilitator first, and maybe a drinker second. |
| If Canadians do not remember Macdonald as well as they should, it is because he was a typically Canadian compromiser. |
| He is not a compromiser, but a combatant, and his blows have been telling ones. |
| In the one case, the compromiser rejects the highest truth, or dissembles his own acceptance of it. |
| Because Rand is a compromiser, and Ron and 'compromise' don't belong in the same sentence. |
| For a group to work well, each member needs to be a listener, contributor, and compromiser during discussions. |
