But standing outside the Council chambers, protestors like J'Mal Green were not mollified by the mayor's apology, and he, like others, are still calling for the mayor to resign.
She was a little mollified, however, when he looked at his feet with a hesitating air; and then, sitting down on the bottom stair, he took off the offending shoes, and without a word walked up-stairs.
Then, as if the sound recalled the past, the old friendship, Mary guessed how far away from them she had gone and said in a mollifying tone: " It's always like that with children" .
In July of 1961, Billboard magazine launched its first easy listening chart to track a popular radio format that mollified older listeners and those of any age who were just alienated by rock and roll.
And the tenderhearted man gave a sigh of sympathy that did Rose good to hear and mollified her rising indignation at the bare idea of ending Phebe's love affairs in such a summary way.
When Catherine took him at his word and consented to renounce the attempt to mollify her father, he drew back skilfully enough, as I have said, and kept the wedding-day still an open question.
Just like today it was an excellent substitute for animal milk and according to medieval physician Andrew Boorde it doth comfort the breast, it doth mollify the belly and provoketh urine.
Thence she might be gloriously lifted again with a calm, benignant, masculine hand, shedding pardons and favours, and perhaps a mollifying unguent for her bruises.