Sentence examples for soothe at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lombard makes you feel with every phrase the ache in Harry's scarred soul that only music can soothe, at least fleetingly.

Mr. McCain's speech on Tuesday appeared to soothe at least some conservatives who had been wary of him, among them the Rev. Richard Land, an official with the Southern Baptist Convention, who said this year that Mr. McCain had to speak out in language that indicated there would be "no more Souters".

There was no baby to soothe at 2 00 am and we were exhausted.

"This mix is meant to amp up but also soothe at the same time," she said.

Go ahead and enjoy your soul-soothing at-home wellness retreat!

Gregorian chants – soothing at bedtime.

It growls at you, but soothes at the same time.

In this case, the square competence is almost soothing: at least the picture delivers what it promises.

Her wit is both caustic and polite, stinging and soothing at once, though it's the sharpness that lingers afterward.

Alas, the road closures this has entailed have inflamed rather than soothed at least some of those most affected.

A good chopped salad will also be deceivingly casual, a kind of wistful tonic that's cooling and soothing at this time of year and certainly not serious.