Sentence examples for soothing that from inspiring English sources

When he finished, Barry Zito said something soothing that gave his father perspective, empathy and a little bit of guilt.

(The film's rhythms are so soothing that the sound of a stone crashing through glass has the impact and terror of a gunshot).

When my young nephew was murdered by gunfire a few years ago, it was soothing that a man in the brown robes, sandals and roped belt of the Franciscan order conducted the most humane of funeral masses.

I find it soothing that his openers are almost always more or less the same: Ackerman repeats some version of his pledge to "create a safe place where you can set aside whatever's been running through your brain".

Regardless of the guest, I find that I only have ears for Gwyneth, her crisp (yet somehow so light, as if they are sitting on a cloud!) patrician tones so soothing that I find myself not fast-forwarding through the commercials for things I will never buy, such as pea milk or Mini-Coopers or children's clothing.

The Saturday night Asian Cup final did little to soothe that animosity.

Tonight's decision appears, for the moment, to have the power to soothe that irritation.

Ergo, if her accusations are true, she has now both endured a trauma and been denied an opportunity to process or soothe that trauma via art.

These experiences may result in a severe hit to self-esteem; returning home to loving parents can sometimes soothe that wound.

There's no Trinity here to soothe that pale forehead, lulling ideas around "privilege" for that damaged psyche of yours.

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