Sentence examples for soothe anger from inspiring English sources

Palaniappan Chidambaram, India's powerful home minister, who is the country's top security official, has visited Kashmir several times, seeking to soothe anger over last summer's violence.

Since taking over at the C.I.A. in 2006, General Hayden has taken several steps to soothe anger within the agency's clandestine service, which has been buffeted in recent years by a string of prolonged investigations.

While Mr. Monti's comments may have been a tactical move intended to soothe anger among his constituents at home, they also neatly encapsulated the rising anti-German sentiment among the unemployed and pensioners in other countries, who have seen their benefits reduced.

Over the weekend, some news accounts described Friday's court decision as bad timing for Attorney General Eric Holder, who has scrambled in recent weeks to soothe anger at the Justice Department's surveillance of journalists.

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And a promise of three sausages is not likely to soothe the anger over upsetting that tradition.

The bank's chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, has spent months trying to soothe public anger over Goldman's conduct.

The authorities scrambled to soothe that anger; Mr. Putin, then prime minister, visited Mr. Sviridov's grave carrying a fat bunch of roses.

Jordan did little to soothe that anger after buying a minority interest in the franchise and becoming the managing member of the basketball operation in 2006.

But as he matured, food no longer felt like a satisfying way of coping with life's difficulties, a way to soothe over anger, loneliness and depression.

Cox is suing the People for invasion of her privacy after the apology, which had been agreed with the PCC, failed to soothe her anger.