Sentence examples similar to she assuages from inspiring English sources
She partly assuaged Austrian feelings by her care for the wounded in the Seven Weeks' War of 1866.
She is assuaging and possibly wiping out nagging doubts that in some quarters had verged on dread.
I've got little children dying and you're here about the art?' " But conversations with Haitians she encountered assuaged her doubts.
When my mother dropped by her boss's flat to persuade her to come to a rally that had been organised in downtown Reykjavik, she was assuaging her guilt from skiving off work by baking furiously.
She finally decided to cancel the game, and protests were easy to assuage, she said, because she was sure that, had they played, someone would have gotten hurt.
When she returns, he welcomes her embraces as she tries to assuage her guilt.
She also moved to assuage concerns that she is pro-fracking, saying in a March debate that she wants more regulation of fracking, and that she opposes the practice in instances when the local community is against it, it causes air or water contamination, or it involves the use of secret chemicals.
She couldn't fix their physical or their financial conditions, but she could help assuage their fears, which could be more painful than their "real-world" challenges.
Behind closed doors, she tried to assuage their frustrations about a place that could seem forbidding.
She tries to assuage the concerns but also feeds tips gained from those sessions to her colleagues on the terrorism side.
