Guinness fails to mention the film in his memoir, but Vidal, in his own memoir, "Palimpsest," recalls it all too well, not least Guinness's attitude toward the author: "Alec, a very literary man, was not only patiently tactful but treated her with all the skill of a slightly edgy psychiatrist soothing a potential werewolf at dusk".
Hull believed that the best chance of avoiding a repeat of the carnage of World War I was to win back Britain and to soothe allies and potential allies with international agreements that would cut tariffs and yield comity.
The incident, the president said, offered the potential to soothe longstanding distrust between minorities and police officers.
To soothe worries of potential customers, however, Apple will form an alliance with Motorola to release processors with higher megahertz levels, he said.
Light's potential to heal, soothe, invigorate or safeguard people is being exploited to introduce products like the blanket, versions of which are offered by General Electric and in development at Philips, the Dutch electronics giant.
The agreement enabled the coalition partners to soothe tensions that had the potential to splinter them, and it reopened the possibility of a challenge to the president's continued rule.
One potential result is unlikely to soothe the public.
He also left token sums of money to people he believed might think they deserved more substantial legacies, and whose potential pain he wanted to soothe.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has cited that honey demulcents may soothe the throat and therefore it can be a potential treatment for cough and other URTI symptoms [ 17].
In dealing with potential rivals, satisfying Cadbury's board and soothing Mr Buffet, Kraft's boss has proved she is a deft operator.
