Sentence examples for would soothe from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, their Conservative partners would soothe them with policy concessions.

Only talks with the rebels would soothe matters.

Decisive action by the European Union would soothe investors.

He thought the horse would soothe the unease inside his rib cage.

Transparency would soothe those Japanese who fear that something really nasty lurks in zaito's books.

But Arthur's mother, Ruth, would soothe him by massaging his feet.

Many times a day, he'd soothe himself by checking his frequent-flier accounts.

That is because Argentina has other worries, which adopting the dollar either would not soothe or might even aggravate.

In 2014, he was honoured with the Library of Congress prize for American fiction, an award he said would help soothe his chronic "self-doubt".

Still, Frank Black Cloud, the Spirit Lake member, said an end to the nickname would not soothe relations between white North Dakotans and American Indians.

If by mid-parliament growth is still slow (or worse) and deficit-reduction behind schedule, the political disruption wrought by a breakdown of the coalition would hardly soothe financial markets.