Meanings of so-called peace in English

I know of none who sympathize with the so-called peace party.

A so-called peace of this sort is not uncommon among families.

The government wants the Nubans to go to its so-called peace camps for medical attention.

Until love is attained, peace cannot be; but there is a so-called peace without love.

Even the most reckless of the so-called peace faction could afford to wait a few hours longer.

In times of so-called peace, ships are being attacked and sunk by submarines without cause or notice.

The question of the moment is how might this so-called peace conference affect achieving my ultimate objective?

Belfast's so-called peace walls need to come down, the outgoing head of the North's civil service said today.

Since the so-called peace, a lot of international business was returning to the country, especially people interested in oil.

Khazan Gul, a member of a so-called peace committee the government set up, said nine bodies had been recovered.

Belfast's so-called peace walls remain.

Khazan Gul, a member of a so-called peace committee the government had set up, later said nine bodies had been recovered.

In Europe, for the last hundred years, in time of so-called peace, nations have paid more for war than for anything else.

More people living near Northern Ireland's so-called peace walls want them to stay than did three years ago, a new study has found.

And if I don't get it, then I intend to recall our negotiators from the so-called peace talks for 'consultations' here in Nouveau Paris.

These so-called peace commissioners, without doubt, used Greeley as a convenient tool, and exhibited him as Don Quixote, riding forth upon a windmill enterprise.