'soothes' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It means to make someone feel calm and relaxed or to ease a negative emotion. Example: The gentle music playing in the background soothes my nerves after a long day at work.
And though Winterbottom does well to impose a consistent visual style that soothes the worst of Brand's excesses, this is scattershot film-making from any angle.
Gluttonous, lazy holiday days are the perfect environment for binge-watching (with serious commitment to the cause, you could easily do Transparent in a day, or Orange is the New Black in two), or, if you're feeling bad about all that time off, then the "critically acclaimed documentaries" section soothes guilt by education.
The tracks include two stand-out performances from Quarteto Em Cy, a girl group branded in the Brill Building mode, including the jaunty "Amaralina .The collection runs hot to cold, ardent red to lonesome blue it soothes and abrades.
With affable manner and wisecracking wit in English and Italian, he castigates the lost years under communism and soothes western leaders by praising constitutional checks and balances and a free judiciary.
It soothes the conscience, when walking past a homeless person in the dead of winter and declining to drop any change in their cup, to imagine that charity only hurts the poor by creating perverse incentives.And second, I mistrust such arguments because they profit from a cognitive bias towards the counterintuitive.
In the early 1980s the drug, which soothes both pain and inflammation, was a costly patented product.
Whereas Mr Rahman soothes and smooths, Sir Robin fizzes and bulldozes.
A white preacher, who is travelling with us, soothes their tempers.
If she does not run, "there is a list of people waiting in the wings", Mr Daschle soothes, offering as examples two very different senators: Ms Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand (the junior senator from New York and a politician of Clinton-level pragmatism, without the Clintons' experience).Other Democrats are less sure, seeing a problem that goes beyond personnel issues.
In the past month or so, the Clinton administration has stepped up its drive to make peace in the Middle East and ex-Yugoslavia, even as it pushes on with NATO expansion and soothes a resentful Russia.
"It doesn't get anyone out of poverty but it soothes people's rancour and resentments".Nevertheless, the economic boom is going hand in hand with a deeper cultural change.
