Sentence examples for calm the anger from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, his announcement could not calm the anger of the people.

That did nothing to soothe nerves on the streets of Newark on Wednesday — or calm the anger at the political establishment.

But his words did little to calm the anger in and around Damadola, a bastion of conservative religion and tribal chauvinism, and elsewhere in Pakistan.

The government has already watered down the employment bill but this has failed to calm the anger among students and workers demanding it be withdrawn.

He has managed to calm the anger that has flared up in his backyard by ramping up subsidies, dramatically increasing public-sector employment and announcing huge and unprecedented government spending programs.

#FalseFlag #MH370 #Fake Some said it was planted by Malaysian authorities to calm the anger of relatives of the 239 people on board, who have lodged several legal cases over the disaster.

Decades later, in 1984, the sense of unity was still strong enough to calm the sectarian anger that followed the murder of Rajiv Gandhi's mother, Indira.

Two days ago, May denied there was a backlog, but the government has changed its approach in an attempt to calm the growing anger among the public.

Last April, when the nation's Roman Catholic cardinals traveled to Rome and brought home a statement from Pope John Paul II condemning the sexual abuse of minors by priests, some church leaders expected that his words would calm the growing anger among the church's laypeople.

Today's marches came as unions tried to calm the mood and harness workers' anger.

Breathe Taking deep breaths reduces physical signs of anger and, by calming the body, helps calm the mind.