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coaxing

[kohk-sing] / ˈkoʊk sɪŋ /








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Dollops of candied citrus gleam like jewels, Turbinado sugar crowns the loaf with a satisfyingly crackly crust, and the coffee whispers beneath it all, cutting through sweetness and coaxing out the pumpkin’s earthy depth.

From Salon

“You know who I am, but who are you?” this coaxing stranger offers, which is like a playground retort twisted to sound pseudo-philosophical.

From Los Angeles Times

The Fed, however, would likely limit its actions to coaxing short-end rates lower, he said, not loosening financial conditions more broadly by restarting “quantitative easing” focused on longer-duration assets.

From MarketWatch

Poitras takes viewers inside Hersh’s process: the notebooks crammed with barely decipherable shorthand, the Rolodexes packed with names and numbers, the long calls coaxing sources to talk.

From Los Angeles Times

“We weren’t able to free it by just coaxing it out.”

From Los Angeles Times