mollify

The woman tried to mollify the impact of her report.

I'm on my way to mollify a public relations problem.

Finally mollified, he saw no reason to remain any longer.

He smiled down at her, but she would not be mollified.

That did not mollify critics on the right or left.

The slave held up a hand, trying to mollify her.

He could have mollified the fans, the news media and the few players left behind.

I am sure that will be enough to mollify his anger against you.

To be used and thrown away, he thought back, trying to mollify her.

But this seemed to do little to mollify the Senators.

The new policy seems likely to mollify critics, although not completely.

Still, he was mollified when the walls and floor appeared.

He only looked at her in the most kindly and mollifying way.

If she'd thought that would mollify him, she was proven wrong.

But she decided to be mollified with the compliment and let him have his way.

But that has not mollified some of the agency's critics.

That, too, should mollify the Americans - at least, for the time being.

"I was mollified with the same thing at the time.

"I'm sure you saw more of the city than I did," she said, but he was not mollified.

But that did little to mollify the crowd on Thursday.

His wife looked at him quickly, so that he was ashamed without being mollified.

He mollified that concern by making plans for the farm.

He nodded, slightly mollified, then took her hands in his.

Other countries attended in order to mollify various peace groups.

He allowed himself to be mollified, partly, and sat down.