Sentence examples for easing someone from inspiring English sources

Mollification is a way of easing someone's pain shortly after you've caused it.

Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, must set out his interpretation of when people will be prosecuted for easing someone's exit.

If you were the one carrying the burden and the pain, if you were the one being hurt for no reason at all, would you want to spend your energy easing someone else's guilty conscience?

It won't cost you much, but it could save a life and will almost certainly ease someone's pain at some point.

"So if I can help ease someone else's pain, what does it take?" Speaking of the Bronx, Mr. Palminteri walked back out in front of the house, and his wife mentioned a polo match in Greenwich, a fund-raiser for the Montefiore children's hospital.

Turning bystanders into what are now called "upstanders," training kids how to intervene to ease someone out of danger without putting themselves at risk.

On the morning we meet, in her favourite Manhattan teashop, she looks if not exactly unhappy, then profoundly ill at ease, someone for whom the business of talking about herself outside a performance presents certain constitutional problems.

She hates publicity and talks about herself with about as much ease as someone trying to wriggle from a thicket — stopping, pausing, retracing her sentences and looking for a better way out.

She "talks about herself with about as much ease as someone trying to wriggle from a thicket — stopping, pausing, retracing her sentences and looking for a better way out," he writes.

I backed away from the stream, slowly and with a light tread, like someone easing out of a room so as not to wake a sleeping baby.

"Isn't that the best thing you can ever imagine that your story can facilitate ease for someone else," Wright says.