Sentence examples for do not soothe from inspiring English sources

Kind words do not soothe the dead.

I'm in shape and have been all my life because I don't soothe myself with food all day". He's not alone in his opinion.

If these words of wisdom from me and the green lady don't soothe your overanxious soul, then you can always see a therapist, who is trained to help you Chill The F Out.

The words are calm, rational, and wise but ten years later, they don't soothe the sting of walking past 315 Bowery and seeing the grungy white awning and caked-on graffiti replaced by a John Varvatos outlet.

Funnily enough, there is a village of Jesus freaks next to the festival grounds who are convinced the devil lives in Defcon.1; the stages of growling demon faces probably don't soothe their frayed nerves.

Funnily enough, there is a village of Jesus freaks next to the festival grounds who are convinced the devil lives in Defqon.1; the stages of growling demon faces probably don't soothe their frayed nerves.

Hyrule does not soothe but agitates the spirit.

But such offers did not soothe the itch for politics and public service, he said.

The poet Joy Goswami's involvement from the West Bengal side had reassured me that it would be an equal project, but it did not soothe everyone.

Cold weather does not soothe the soul, but it rouses the senses, stimulates the nerve endings, challenges our fitness to function and, yes, sometimes causes pain.

He started to sing, "Got to bring along my shovel if I got to dig a spring," ending with one of Tom's yo-heave-hos, but his jokey song did not soothe her irritation.