Sentence examples for appease in from inspiring English sources

The language of the Indian state is often sentimental, but in reality it is a practical corporation that tries to appease in the easiest ways possible its most valued consumers.

Denis Healey (1974-79) struggled with an inheritance of 'boom and bust', runaway inflation, the oil crisis, and an ascendant Left whom the Cabinet decided to appease in the run-up to the June 1975 referendum on the Common Market.

But Netanyahu would have the US throw it away in order to maintain the position that Iranian leaders are Nazis we cannot appease – in other words, a situation in which war is the only answer.

Their mother, Marie Jillisch, was of Irish descent, born in Scotland, but changed her first name to Miriam to appease her in-laws.

Initially disappointed, Arsenal's fans were appeased in the end.

When the bear spirit is displeased, he causes neurotic spasms in a person and must be appeased in a ritual at midwinter or in private summer ceremonies.

The argument is that Serbia, which faces the loss of Kosovo, its southern province, had to be appeased in some way.

The primal appetites rumbling to be appeased in the competitive, rancid-with-testosterone domestic zoo and the taboos spoiling to be broken are given a slightly camp edge in this staging.

After years of Tory government, Britain is less equipped to change the course of history for the good than we were under Neville Chamberlain, when Nazism was appeased in the 1930s.

While Mr. Haider's Freedom Party will have only three ministerial posts in the new cabinet, his sister was named a deputy minister, suggesting that Mr. Haider remains a force to be appeased in Austrian politics.

Appeased in August by Jerry Yang, got 3 seats on Yahoo 's board after pushing the sluggish search outfit all summer to take $44.6 billion buyout offer from Microsoft.