Sentence examples for assuage the differences from inspiring English sources

But Thomas Jefferson had profound battles with John Adams and Alexander Hamilton about basic civil rights -- remember the Alien and Sedition Acts -- so much so that Jefferson felt obliged to assuage the differences in a famous State of the Union address.

We can weep, beat our fists against the wall, or eat bags of cookies to assuage the guilt, but it won't make the slightest bit of difference and won't make us feel any better.

It did little to assuage the doubters.

You assuage the critics, then delight the donors.

But this swift retribution did little to assuage the panic.

But they failed to assuage the southerners' discontent.

Wine pairings to help assuage the end of a romance.

Hollande's gesture did not assuage the situation.

"Can he assuage the people's aspirations?

But this did little to assuage the anger felt.

They should assuage the gloom of the defeated and temper the joy of the victors.