Sentence examples for ease all from inspiring English sources

But this espousal of Buddhism did not ease all religious conflicts.

Eliminate all suffering, postpone or weaken a sense of mortality, ease all trauma, and what is left may be something less than human.

Suddenly another young woman strode down the aisle and announced authoritatively -- no doubt to ease all our minds about what was to come next -- "I'm a chef".

Peace in Palestine would not ease all of the tensions between America and Europe, nor resolve all the problems of the Arab world, nor put an end to Islamic terrorism.

Or try this riff with rye and cognac, which the cocktail historian David Wondrich will tell you is both traditional and delectable — and was at its origins a prescription to ease all kinds of ailments.

But if Brooks means the sort of arrangements that keep members of Congress, who are supposed to be exercising oversight, from pushing back after secret briefings, or that lead the President to tell us that the acquiescence of all three branches — even when one is represented by a secret, rubber-stamping court — should ease all doubts about a policy, then perhaps some damage is useful.

A photo like this can be positive — these kinds of images help ease all-too-common stigmas that surround public breastfeeding.

And while south Georgia now has black police chiefs and county commissioners, time has not eased all tensions.

The breakthrough enabled Liverpool to settle but they had enough chances to have eased all anxieties long before the interval.

And, with quantitative easing all around, the world will receive the additional dose of monetary stimulus that it desperately needs.

When conventions are no longer about selecting the nominee but rather easing all of the divides that emerged on the primary trail, they play a very different role.