Sentence examples for could help soothe from inspiring English sources

He preached a stylistic ecumenism that could help soothe today's sorely troubled musical waters.

And his earlier allegiance to Mrs. Clinton could help soothe disgruntled Clinton supporters.

Nominating him could help soothe Mr Cameron's ruffled counterparts.Not that that is currently the prime minister's priority.

He found that by working to balance loyalties and ethical obligations among family members, he could help soothe patients' symptoms, if not always cure them.

A prominent booster from the party's conservative core could help soothe some of the anger and bitterness from the right over Mr. McCain's candidacy, even as Mr. McCain reaches out to independents and others in the political center.

Presumably, such pictures could help soothe the guilt of a liberal audience, who, the curators say, saw the Pictorialist style itself as a mode of ethical, even spiritual, self-improvement -- an unlikely attitude in the West.

That he is not a Time Warner man could help to soothe the lingering tensions between the new and old media bits of the AOL Time Warner empire.

But, faced with complaints from homeowners, Agriculture Secretary Bob Crawford suspended eradication efforts on Monday and Tuesday so 100 workers, including 50 forest rangers, could be brought in to help soothe people's feelings.

PARIS, Nov. 19 — A service starting next month may help soothe the nerves of harried Parisian drivers: it could help them locate a nearby parking spot using a cellphone or GPS navigation device.

Chamomile and peppermint herbal tea may also help soothe the pain and dissolve any stones responsible for it, but it could take four to six weeks before you notice significant results.

Lozenges, hard candy, and throat sprays help soothe your throat.