Sentence examples similar to Soothing unease from inspiring English sources
He thought the horse would soothe the unease inside his rib cage.
Though her father's odd behavior seemed exciting at the time, Beatrice now thinks that horses aren't wild at all, horses can't soothe our unease in the world.
Or, in the case of someone like the artist Youngjoo Cho, a native of South Korea who studied in Paris and divides her time between Berlin and Seoul, they use art to soothe the unease of not belonging.
Most drugs that capture the imagination of the wider culture seem at first to soothe the unease or gloom of their times, like Valium in the 1970s or Prozac in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
But to soothe their unease about a product that steers their signals elsewhere, the SlingBox will transmit only a single stream of content outside the home.
"The urge to fix others comes from wanting to soothe our own unease or anxiety.
I allowed the whispers of anxiety and unease within myself to be soothed by his embrace and comforting words.
Mirrors compound the unease.
