Sentence examples for dispel anger from inspiring English sources

Willy Wo-Lap Lam, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said Han was trying "to do some damage control to dispel anger and to comfort the families of the victims and the Shanghai people".

"It is hoped that the new license plate policy will help to reduce such irregularities and dispel public anger resulting from military license plate abuses and other forms of corruption," said an article by Xinhua, the state news agency.

#maikelinIsrael — Maikel Nabil Sanad (@maikelnabil) 22 Dec 12 That the blogger's trip to Israel was sponsored by U.N. Watch, an affiliate of the American Jewish Committee did nothing to dispel the anger of many of his fellow-revolutionaries in Egypt, who strongly support the Palestinian cause.

The cautious government still allows only a summary of its budget to be published, and is even dragging its feet over a proposed survey, to be paid for by a Swedish government agency, to establish just how widespread corruption is.The cynical explanation for all this holds that the government is simply doing the minimum to dispel public anger.

The Buddhist in me tells I should be equanimous, but I woke angry in the middle of the night and, breathe as I might, I have not been able to dispel the anger.

Further investigation will undoubtedly shed much-needed light on the events, but it is unlikely to do anything to dispel the anger and frustration resulting from what seems like a relentless succession of similar incidents, each of which is difficult or impossible to imagine happening in a community other than one inhabited by people of color.

"Frank Gehry, Architect," a full-dress retrospective that opens there today, goes far toward dispelling the anger that has restricted our age from acknowledging artistic greatness in our midst.

In his search, Optimus learns that the only way to combat the type of madness created by the spores is with wisdom -- enough wisdom to dispel the hatred, anger, and bitterness which has consumed everyone infected.

After dealing with sadness and anger, dispelling our fears is another aspect of coping.

It is not that Mr Barak has said anything to confirm this fear; it is just that he has said nothing to dispel it.For now, Palestinian anger is still directed at the outgoing Likud government, which has continued to lay new time-bombs for the new men.

In his subsequent plays — brilliant theatrical innovations ranging from "Tiny Alice" (1964) to "The Play About the Baby" (2000) — he delved deeper into the themes he had earlier established as his own: marriage as an illusion that does nothing to dispel one's essential fear, anger, and loneliness; maternal love as a smiling trap that, upon closer inspection, reveals gnashing teeth.