Sentence examples for to be assuaging from inspiring English sources

Addiction is everywhere, accelerating and deepening the suffering it is supposed to be assuaging.

He returns to his computer and his meticulously planned timeline for the forthcoming live shows, which seems to be assuaging his doubts about shaking his ass behind a synthesiser.

And the protesters have reason not to be assuaged.

There's nothing in it to offend anyone, unless you don't live to be assuaged.

Not to allow the affluent to be assuaged; the dark, yawning economic gap must not be ignored.

Anti-Semitism is too deeply implanted in Gentile cultures to be assuaged by softening or even renouncing your identity as a Jew.

Penny and Liz's fears began to be assuaged once they became able to shape the project and its potential benefits.

People who worry about cell phones' causing brain cancer, scientists said, were unlikely to be assuaged by the new studies and statements about microwave energy.

Such discontent is more likely to be assuaged by signs of light at the end of the economic tunnel than by the prospect of some dim and distant referendum.

The funding of learning outside the classroom initiatives remain inadequate, teachers' health and safety concerns... have yet to be assuaged and teacher training continues to pay scant attention to preparing teachers to lead learning outside the classroom".

Any apprehension over frayed relations between the European and American camps seemed to be assuaged, at least temporarily, when Henrik Stenson called a heckler out to the 8th green and Rose offered him $100 if he could make the putt.