Sentence examples for quelled through from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he supported the peace talks and hoped that the violence could be quelled through negotiations.

Serious disturbances broke out when he succeeded to the throne on his father's death in 1848, but these were quelled through the efforts of his chief minister, Mīrzā Taqī Khān.

Recognising that the "auditing" process Dodd puts Quell through could be construed as a form of auditioning, critics have been quick to note that The Master is a quest for self-realisation set in the era of method acting; one online commentator went so far as to call the movie "Brando v Brando".

While there were three major inmate riots when he was commissioner -- Ossining in 1983, Coxsackie in 1988 and Southport in 1991 -- Mr. Coughlin quelled them through negotiation and without serious injury to the staff or the inmates.

Under these new circumstances, moral norms are no longer relevant; contention is the rule, and it can be quelled only through coercion.

Following the death of his father, Orner is left with a blank grief that he can quell only through reading.

None of that seemed to matter to the Heat, who attacked the Knicks from the opening tip-off, as if they hoped to quell Linsanity through sheer intensity.

Since the war began in 2003, the American military has sought to quell violence through what it calls "security detention" — holding without charge people believed to pose a potential risk to security.

After lightning has struck the barn, Miss Bridie "searched through the ash when the rains quelled the fire, and she found her shovel blade with the handle burnt away.

The chancellor quelled leftist opposition within his coalition -- in part, through regular and rather theatrical threats to resign.

Collecting memory is short and a star's card, once quelled, may not see a jump in value even through the player's glory years.