Sentence examples for mitigating my from inspiring English sources

That went a long way in mitigating my discomfort.

But there they were, chiming in and telling me of their own fears and worry, thus mitigating my own ache.

His words mitigated my fury.

As I've got older I've tried to mitigate my views about being the older one".

I have to be free to wrestle with my own preoccupations, and if I'm bringing any political awareness to that process, that mitigates my freedom.

"I do not intend to justify or mitigate my mistake by stating that I had relied on other sources because I should have been much more careful.

I pulled on a raincoat and a pair of specially ordered running shoes whose EE width partly mitigated my preoperative agony.

As I've got older I've tried to mitigate my views about being the older one". "But it mattered a lot when we were kids," laughs Maria.

Might this, I wondered, help mitigate my son's pain and the onslaught of sensory input that he struggled to process?

I have some soul-searching to do while I sunbathe in Capri, screaming for more cocktails and putting in the hours to mitigate my terrible compulsions.

There is no one to mediate or mitigate my interaction with the city – it's a direct hit, every step I take.