Sentence examples for soothe sensitivities from inspiring English sources
Regardless of Beijing's efforts to soothe sensitivities, Asian neighbors sense that China's growing strength will cause traumatic shifts in power.
He seems anxious to soothe the sensitivities of the Port Authority, which lost dozens of employees, including its executive director, Neil Levin.
Still, on all the most critical issues Mr Abbas and his aides showed a remarkable willingness to soothe Israeli sensitivities and take on their own hardliners in order to win a minimal yet independent Palestinian state.
Only by handing out financial concessions has Mr Aznar managed to soothe Basque nationalist sensitivities, while taking a hard line against the continuing terrorism of ETA.But on the international stage, where Mr Gonzalez shone (as his interest in domestic politics waned), Mr Aznar is at last beginning to make an impact.
And now it was Mr. Rubin who soothed Mexican cultural sensitivities and cleared the way for the $12.5 billion bank acquisition.
On one level, the trip was a kind of diplomatic and emotional rescue mission — an atmospheric mending of a troubled personal relationship between Obama and the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and, more, a soothing of the sensitivities of Israelis who noted, with worry, that Obama had travelled widely in his first term — but not to Israel.
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America should soothe, not scoff.
It was also used to soothe babies when teething.
