Sentence examples for defuse panic from inspiring English sources

So much for using the Internet to defuse panic.

At one point, wrote Mr. Kennedy, a son of Robert F. Kennedy, Commander Carmichael defused panic on board when "he opened the public address system and announced: 'This is the chief engineer speaking.

Soon Europe saw the rise of its own path-shaping monetary chieftain, when Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, defused panic in the eurozone in July 2012 with two magical sentences.

The nervous anticipation of standing at the start at 5 a.m. watching the Hudson rush by is too much for some to handle, so the race has a patrol of 10 psychiatrists roaming through the crowd to defuse potential panic attacks.

"Humor can go a long way in defusing gay panic amongst the straights … and Ranma ½ was equal parts classical farce sex comedy as it was martial arts battles and general queerness.

"Humor can go a long way in defusing gay panic amongst the straights… and Ranma 1/2 was equal parts classical farce sex comedy as it was martial arts battles and general queerness.

Gone are the days when a Franklin Roosevelt would try to defuse an economic panic by cautioning a nation against the fear of fear itself.

I have attended other, more or less effective, therapies aimed at defusing the wild panic that strikes every time I board an aircraft.

More and better information on their strategy and holdings would reduce the odds of market panics and could even help to defuse political tensions.

In a moment of panic, it might seem easier to lie, and defuse the situation.

Defuse tension with grace.