Sentence examples for appease are from inspiring English sources

These days, Halloween has drifted far from its roots in pagan and Catholic festivals, and the spirits we appease are no longer those of the dead: needy ghosts have been replaced by costumed children demanding treats.

The only group that this irresponsible act will appease is the group whose insatiable appetite for wealth will only be whetted by it.

The same official said that Mr. Rumsfeld's view that "terrorism should not be appeased" was reflected in the speech.

One group that has not been appeased is the Securities Industry Association, the main trade group for Wall Street firms.

However, notions of the need to appease Russia are gaining speed.

Rituals to appease Kangiten are described to gain three material things: kingship, prosperity and sufficient food and clothing.

His labours to appease Irish Ireland were in vain.

"The only thing that would appease me is not to air these confessions," she said.

Yet Pakistan's dilemma — its need to simultaneously resist, coöpt, and appease Islamism — is at least as vexing.

A consequent and equally strong need to appease and be forgiven by the offended gods arose.

Products that come in pink to appease female consumers aren't exactly new.