Not exactly true, of course, as Roosevelt certainly knew, but a usefully calming sentiment for the occasion.
In an interviewpublished Friday in the German daily newspaper The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung before his visit, Mr. Papandreou aimed to calm public sentiment in Germany.
His subtle carvings and reliefs generated a calm, gentle sentiment, and he is known for many works of the Madonna, a recurrent Renaissance theme (e.g., Madonna and Child, 1478).
After losing control of Crimea, the embattled new Ukrainian government in Kiev has turned to the nation's oligarchs in a bid to calm secessionist sentiment in the pro-Russian east.
He calmed secessionist sentiment by dealing constructively with the regional parties of Kashmir, Assam and Punjab.Ultimately, though, he failed.
Believing that moderation on the part of the Border States and Upper South might calm the radical sentiment roiling the Lower South, he attempted to organize a convention of the Border States at the beginning of 1861.
"We think Kuroda has done a great job in boosting asset prices by raising asset price inflation expectation, but he now has to calm down the sentiment in bond market," Masaaki Kanno, chief economist at JPMorgan Securities Japan, said in a research note.
This statement has considerably calmed Russian national sentiment, which greatly disagreed with M. Sazonoff's policy.
In the end, the visit may simply reassure factions here that Syria and Saudi Arabia, the main Arab power brokers here, are intent on keeping sentiments calm.
The United Nations conference, which has earned a reputation as an advocate of poor nations, aims to bring developing nations into the global economic fold and calm fierce anti-trade sentiment.
However, the sentiment is calm rather than violent, so an unphilosophical perspective treats it as a property "of the object" (S, 218).
