Sentence examples similar to sensed easing from inspiring English sources

Throughout the day, he lapped at it; he sensed it easing his throat, seeping into his flesh, his body greedy for the salt.

They sensed an easing of the Yemeni position after Mr. Saleh spoke with Mr. Clinton last weekend, only for matters to get worse almost immediately.

After months of bellicose talk, an agreement to have a dialogue, reached on Monday, created a sense of easing tensions on the divided peninsula.

"Let's hope the European Commission will see the sense in easing the pain for these rural towns when they come to make their decision next year".

In the late 1950s Shostakovich, sensing an easing of censorship under Khruschev, revised the score.

Sensing an easing of restrictions, young Orgyen has a proposition: allow the monks and students to rent their own set for the cup finals.

If you have a tough adjustment programme then it might make sense to ease up on the government finances until the economy responds to the reforms.

More films will get made, don't worry, but it makes sense to ease off the gas a little and be certain about the best route ahead.

You can immediately sense the ease of communication between these two, as Holober accompanies deftly and Mr. Stamm floats above with his warm sinuous lines.

In the immediate aftermath of the financial crisis, quantitative easing made sense as an emergency measure.

In its strictest sense, quantitative easing involves purchases of government debt to expand the amount of money in circulation.