Sentence examples for appeasement stance from inspiring English sources

Eden told Haley he was glad the Times was not repeating its own appeasement stance of the 1930s.

The chief whip of the House of Representatives, Tom DeLay, dismisses the current stance as "appeasement", and calls openly for a two-China policy.

The Obama administration was deeply relectant to impose sanctions on corrupt Russian officials for fear of annoying Putin – a stance Browder calls "appeasement".

At the same time he changed its political stance from timorous appeasement to strident Anti-Fascism, expressed in the lapidary language that was to become the tabloid trademark.

Other behaviors to watch for are the sideways stare, a method of threatening a neighbor who comes too close; the slender walk, a stretched stance by which penguins pass each other on rocks; and mutual bowing, a form of appeasement among males and females, which establishes their bonds.

Neville Chamberlain chose appeasement.

Containment is not appeasement.

In going rogue Kennedy not only assumed a defeatist, antiwar stance but also went so far as to propose "rewarding Hitler for past aggressions and preventing future ones" by offering him a lavish appeasement package — at a point when even his former allies in appeasement, had long since come to the conclusion that Hitler could not be trusted.

Appeasement invites aggression.

Appeasement is its second nature.

But, he said, "dialogue is not appeasement".