Sentence examples for sort of calming from inspiring English sources

It has a markedly different cadence from the other books, especially when Aravis tells the story of how she escaped her marriage, and it has a sort of calming repetition to it that Lewis messes with when you're supposed to get worried about something.

It was the sort of calming, inspiring, happy experience that even Disney would be hard-pushed to create and I vowed to return to Orlando as soon as possible.

Not only had it been Douglas Hurd's – so he was able to resume the sort of calming, patrician pastoral care that Hurd had provided – but more recently it had been held by Shaun Woodward, who had scandalised the Cotswolds by defecting to Labour.

If Mr Hollande's arrival has spread a sort of calming lotion over France, it may be that the ungrateful French are now starting to feel that being soothed is all very well but not enough to dig them out of a hole.

But this afternoon, a steady rain and soupy fog arrived as the sort of calming benediction that a rainbow might represent in clearer climes.

"I think there's no question," he says, but says that "our role" should be a sort of calming agent, urging the military to "move through the civilian process" and asking the Muslim Brotherhood to be mature about the fact that they've been voted off the island, if not democratically.

And then I got a job at Princeton and he sort of calmed down".

The result of the old bromide passed on to him by Rose, Schwartzel said, was that he "just sort of calmed myself as much as I could and from the word go on the first hole, things started going for me".

And yet, that was the point when the rush of needing to get tenure and get promoted sort of calmed down, and I thought, What about all the other things I haven't done and now I'm not going to do?

I was down at the Fifth Avenue Store in New York and after about 10 00am the lines sort of calmed down after a huge push.

Later, he told Henry that he'd felt a strange sort of calm.