Sentence examples for supposed to calm from inspiring English sources

Causing the blood to rush to the bird's head is supposed to calm its terror.

The repetition of the sound is supposed to calm the senses and the mind and affect the chemistry of the body.

In the end, a bailout deal that was supposed to calm a financial crisis in an economically insignificant Mediterranean nation spread it wider.

Fears in Euro Zone A supersize 110 billion euro ($145 billion) bailout was supposed to calm markets, but investors seemed as frantic as ever.

"A bailout deal that was supposed to calm a financial crisis in an economically insignificant Mediterranean nation spread it wider," The New York Times writes.

As the years passed, we were supposed to calm down, shut and get on with it, as if nothing remarkable had happened.

Concession statements are supposed to calming, dignified, conciliatory.

Without a warm bath to calm her, we tried infant massage with some lavender baby lotion (the lavender is supposed to be calming) and stuck to swaddling and nursing her (well, obviously, I was the one nursing her) to cue her to sleep.

CENTRAL bankers are supposed to be calm, even a little boring.

To be sure, leaders are supposed to sound calm and in control.

Sure, we're supposed to remain calm and continue living normally, but is any of this normal?