Sentence examples for calming of from inspiring English sources

For more than a decade, he was leader of the fractious Socialist party, where he once reportedly likened the constant task of calming of ego spats and political rows to clearing up dog turds.

Woolf uses "monotonous," "soothing tattoo" and "murmured" when she's referring to the "kindly meaning" of waves on the beach (and the calming of thoughts) and then "ghostly roll," "remorselessly beat" and "thundered hollow" when she's referring to more ominous forces of nature and consciousness.

Multi-stage revision program (surgical revision of bone and soft tissue plus explantation of the TJR in the first intervention. Reimplantation of the TJR after calming of the infection in a later operation).

Two-stage revision program (surgical revision of bone and soft tissue plus explantation of the TJR in the first intervention. Reimplantation of the TJR after calming of the infection in a second operation).

But - despite some calming of financial markets over the past few months - some still fear that large countries like Spain and Italy will also need to be bailed out.

And the calming of patients has a soothing effect also on the accompanying persons' stress and worries.

Only starting from Proterozoic terrains, the water inclusions show salinity close to that of modern seawater [ 61], perhaps, reflecting certain calming of the hydrothermal activity.

(The calming powers of the aromatherapy helped).

"It's a way of calming anxiety.

Find ways of calming yourself down.

It calmed millions of nerves worldwide.