Sentence examples for would assuage from inspiring English sources

He hoped that the press conference would assuage his worries.

At the U.N., he rejected a "declarationist nominalism which would assuage our consciences".

Wall Street analysts said the court decision would assuage investors' concerns about other lawsuits.

Even with the flawed review ending, Mr. Curry voiced hope that regulators' actions would assuage concerns about the foreclosure process.

Both Germany and its neighbours thought that a single European currency would assuage fears of German strength.

The mayor himself inadvertently offered a plan that would assuage such fears: ending the city's five-cent redemption program.

You're playing with nothing but old vegetables from now on!" And then you'd cry and stomp your feet, and I'd send you to your room, and then I'd feel all guilty and conflicted, and, instead of churning milk into butter or frying up some lard cakes like Ma would, I'd assuage my guilt by ordering you some new Legos online.

As for the guilt that overwhelmed her, a few trite words from a parson would not assuage it, nor indeed would a hurried, priestly absolution.

The finance industry's lead negotiator on debt relief for Greece said that though a deal reached last week would lead to write-offs at some institutions, the move would help assuage fears about the health of European banks.

It concluded that adding 900 cabs over the next three years would not pose environmental concerns and indicated that a moderate fare increase would probably assuage taxi owners.

He warned us that military victory in the Falklands would not assuage the long-term determination of Argentines to take the Malvinas: renewed trouble in the 21st century would be inevitable.