I know that you have tried many things to assuage your suffering.
A master of coercion, both direct and indirect, he defeated the Chechen forces who had humiliated the Red Army and brought order from chaos, all with enough of an air of sophistication to assuage the yearning for finer things in life, both spiritual and material.
I'm looking for a semblance of exercise, not the real thing — something to assuage the guilt.
That is likely to be the only thing that would assuage family members, some of whom planned weddings or parties for the returning soldiers.
"What this decree can do is assuage public opinion, and perhaps make things slightly more difficult for those who now take full advantage of the flaws in our system".
I think it assuages some guilt about buying new things".
Unpleasant moments are inevitable, but assuaged, in a wistful way, by things like the discovery of an opportunity missed; meeting someone delightful whom you didn't know and realize you very much wish you'd gotten to know, way back then.
"To avoid the political issues, there are some big companies that have gone into Congress proactively to let them know, 'No, no, no, we plan to keep things the way they are,' and assuage them that way," Turza said.
It is the kind of thing that assuages a voter's anxieties.
The average television star's hunger for real power – or, for the less cynical, hunger to do real good – in the world is not a thing often assuaged.
