Sentence examples for quell feeling from inspiring English sources

Not only will buying yourself a little something quell feeling of guilt from putting off your shopping until the last moment in the holiday season -- it'll keep you focused on your gift buying efforts, reminding you that to be good to others, sometimes you have to be good to yourself first.

Such options also help quell the feeling that the economy might be in a long-term tailspin.

In pretty much every city and town in the world there is always someone, just like you, who is rampantly hungover and demanding the utter mediocrity of a cheap burger to quell the feeling.

"Don't get frustrated," my brother admonishes softly, but it's hard, so hard, to quell the feelings of impatience, mingled with disbelief, followed by guilt.

BBC Capital asked experts and expats for their best tips, tricks and holistic approaches to handle and quell the feelings.

Second, and more importantly, it can help quell negative feelings.

I learned how to quell my feelings of anxiety and meet challenge after challenge head on.

This need can be so great that we are liable to latch onto a simplistic pseudo-explanation to quell the feelings of fear and doom surfacing in us.

Quelling a feeling of rising panic, I drive home.

With memories of the 1999 World Cup fading, the Americans know a third world championship would go a long way toward saving their struggling domestic league, Women's Professional Soccer, while also quelling a feeling that the American women are no longer the dominant force they once were.

Even higher than expected US weekly jobless claims could not quell the growing feeling the Fed could act at this month's meeting, rather than in the new year.