Sentence examples for support calm from inspiring English sources

This comes in a week when I have spent a lot of time talking to the media about depression in an attempt to get people to support Calm and the other charities that are doing incredible work to help people coping with mental illness.

To support calm and reduce fear, don't watch too much television.

The supporting party all wore "Keep calm and Keri-Anne" T-shirts emblazoned with a picture of the South Africa-born swimmer hauling herself out of the water, victorious in an earlier race.

For a regressive cult, they employ very progressive PR tools, even mimicking the austerity propaganda poster "Keep Calm and Carry On" with "Keep Calm (and Support ISIS)".

For a regressive cult, ISIS employs very progressive PR tools, even mimicking the austerity propaganda poster "Keep Calm and Carry On" with "Keep Calm (and Support ISIS)." Spens says that a lot of "dissenting groups don't have publicists in the way that companies or governments do".

Then there were those related to Islamic State: "Keep Calm and Fight Isis" on the standard red background with the crown above; and "Keep Calm and Support Isis" on a black background, with the crown replaced by the Isis logo.

Jane Powell, director of the support group Calm, which focuses on the prevention of male suicide, said the image was deeply unhelpful to young people with thoughts of suicide.

Occasionally hesitant, once ignoring Smalling's request to claim the ball Nathaniel Clyne 7 Unimpressive in attack, where his few crosses came to nought, his potentially awkward match-up with Anya ended very much in his favour Gary Cahill 8 Moved right when Clyne needed support, otherwise calm and classy in the centre.

The initial post was followed by another alleged victim, who reached out for support to "calm" her nerves as she recovered from the incident.

In both intervention and control groups, parents felt that the public health nurse rarely had adequate knowledge about prematurity and therefore was unable to support and calm parents.

The wild-eyed Paulson expressed his fears of panic in the streets, food shortages and martial law, and went down on one knee to beg Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, for support; the calmer Bernanke, secure in his academic credentials, said the same in more moderate tones: if Congress doesn't promise to bail out the banks, there won't be a financial system left by Monday morning.