Sentence examples for help assuage from inspiring English sources

Wine pairings to help assuage the end of a romance.

If these sums really do stack up, that could help assuage junior doctors' fears".

This pledge should help assuage India's resentment over Mr. Clinton's planned stop in Pakistan.

"Talking to someone about issues, face to face, should definitely help assuage the commercial onslaught," she said.

Neither can the bank help assuage the emerging polarisation of the labour market as middle-income jobs disappear.

For some, the war over time lost the sense of national purpose, or national sacrifice, that might help assuage the hardships of those being asked to fight it.

Those who join should continue to build new commercial ties with China to help assuage the fear that the partnership is designed specifically to isolate China.

Simply being an active American and demonstrating civic and humane responsibilities big and small will help assuage the emotional and physical ache.

Maybe the whole story was conjured by the character's misfiring synapses, a last wash of complex brain chemicals to help assuage the guilt.

In "Doc," Matthiessen explains that he confessed his C.I.A. involvement to Humes in 1966, after Humes's institutionalization, to help assuage his friend's growing paranoia.

What may help assuage parents' guilt is the fact that families aren't the only demographic group throwing in the dishtowel at dinnertime.