Sentence examples for defuse your fears from inspiring English sources

You won't wake up one day and declare, "I will no longer fear rejection!" That's not how you defuse your fears or build your resilience.

Silly humor can actually help defuse your anger.

This process will help you defuse your anger.

You usually are not in any danger if you can defuse your anger and make your discussions constructive and positive.

Movies (and TV shows) can help children deal with fears that they're bound to have at some point; if you talk about them together and help defuse these fears before they happen in real life, your kids will start to develop a solid foundation for coping with life's inevitable ups and downs.

Mr Zardari has been urged to seek an agreement with Mr Sharif that would defuse the fears of some observers that Pakistan's military could decide to intervene.

And rather than trying to defuse those fears by putting the immigration bill into the larger context in which it belongs, a critical mass of House Republicans seems committed to fanning them.

But President Bush, who opposes abortion except in cases of rape and incest and to protect the life of the woman, tried to defuse the fears of moderate voters early on.

WASHINGTON — President Obama tried on Tuesday to defuse fears about his plan to overhaul the nation's health care system, an issue at the center of one of the fiercest public-policy debates in decades, telling a friendly audience in New Hampshire that a lot of misinformation is being spread.

The ruling appeared to defuse fears that Ms. Yingluck's government would fall.

Still, Kurdish officials, who have welcomed Christians to the region, rushed to defuse fears conjured by the clash.