Sentence examples for quell resentment from inspiring English sources
Separately, Mr. Bush has authorized $100 million in new relief aid to Afghan refugees, as part of an effort to quell resentment in Pakistan as thousands of refugees pour over the border each day.
How the First Lady presents herself and how she's perceived could go far towards quelling resentment of Mr. Obama's economic policies.
A pox on both their houses was a common refrain, and such fan-friendly gestures as tossing balls into the stands and a more accommodating attitude toward autograph seekers didn't quell the resentment.
The day after Ahrendts's massive 2012 pay deal was reported by the Guardian last week a Burberry executive emailed all staff seeking to quell any resentment by explaining that most of the money was from previously awarded bonuses.
Accepting that will help quell anger and resentment.
In addition to the reasons put forth in our leader, many plausibly claim that colour-conscious admissions policies may inflame (though do not create) racial resentment and promote (though sometimes quell) stereotyping.But opponents of racial preferences are often insufficiently sensitive to the negative consequences of ending them.
This week NATO's envoys had little choice but to pick up the mobile phone and parley with rebel commanders in the hope of quelling the fighting around Tetovo.Among Slav Macedonians, there is already a deep resentment of western governments.
17 November, whose name derives from the November 17, 1973 student uprising in Athens that was violently quelled by the military junta ruling Greece at the time, is emblematic of Greek resentment of all things un-Greek.
Resentment.... Embarrassment.
