Sentence examples for designed to assuage from inspiring English sources

It is a political maneuver designed to assuage the president.

These and many other measures seem designed to assuage those of his supporters who are among the "one per cent".

The film's small-screen release will be at least three months after its last screening in cinemas, in a move which appears designed to assuage cinema chains.

The attacks on Republicans were designed to assuage Democratic liberals about battles they actually lost when President Clinton moved the party to the center.

They complain that trustbusters have become too big for their boots and that they are on a "fishing expedition" designed to assuage populist dislike for big business especially for powerful retailers.

He will flood the House of Lords with 100 amendments to his bill, designed to assuage critics of his NHS reforms, which are due to be debated by peers next week.

So your fantasy is not the product of a "sick" mind, but may be a clever creative exercise designed to help assuage sexual fear and a negative body image.

The latest list, probably designed to further assuage the concerns of conservatives over Trump's judicial philosophy – both whether he has one and what it is – is not exactly a who's-who of judicial superstars.

The result is a host of new hybrids designed to stroke affluent egos while assuaging their consumptive guilt.

In an effort to assuage range anxiety, BMW will offer a navigation system designed to help drivers find nearby charging stations and roadside assistance for customers whose cars run out of juice midjourney.

Instead, oil lobbyists and conservative think tanks kindly assuaged public concern with effective campaigns, designed to limit understanding of and response to the emerging threats and to polarize the debate on climate change.