"She alleviated my fear over whether or not I was missing the spirit of the times.
From 1989 to 2006 she worked at the Emanuel Miller centre, in Tower Hamlets, east London, where she alleviated the difficulties of children and their families.
She finally achieved her aim of full adult female suffrage in 1928, and along the way she alleviated some of the poverty and misery, and improved social conditions for all in the East End.
To a certain extent, Addams found Tolstoy's labor demand to be self-indulgent: if she engaged in the labor of the poor exclusively, she might alleviate her upper class guilt but she would no longer be working holistically toward changing the structure of society.
Parental care might be explained on egoistic grounds: a belief about the child's distress causes the parent pain that the parent believes she can alleviate by helping, or the parent believes that she will be caused pain if she does not help.
During a weeklong trial, prosecutors portrayed Ms. Mitchell as a clever swindler who preyed on distraught people, promising them that she could alleviate their troubles through prayer and meditation to remove what she called "negative energy" and rectify problems that arose from their "past lives".
Have you any thoughts on how she might alleviate this?
She should alleviate his loneliness, instead of which it deepens in her presence: those steady eyes, the tawny hair scraped back, and the touch of something programmed in her conduct.
What was shocking is that I did nothing but introduce her to exactly the type of man she desired, and she chose to alleviate the sting of rejection from one of these men by filing a lawsuit claiming that her dates were "fake," that my business is a sham and that I have made a fortune taking advantage of hapless women such as herself.
Last week, in an interview with The Times's Kate Taylor, Ms. Quinn revealed that as a teenager, with a dying mother, she became bulimic as she tried to alleviate her mounting stress.
