Sentence examples similar to appeasing statements from inspiring English sources
"The Fed statement appeased pretty much everyone," said Keith Keenan, vice president for institutional trading at Wall Street Access, a New York-based brokerage firm.
As an opponent of the death penalty, I am appalled, not appeased, by the statement offered by Gov. George W. Bush of Texas when the moment of Gary Graham's execution arrived: "I recognize that there are good people who oppose the death penalty.
"They have been too cautious, too appeasing, and too ready to swallow the meaningless statements of sympathy that were issued from high places".
Appeasing them is not wise.
"Appeasing the Castro brothers will only cause other tyrants from Caracas to Tehran to Pyongyang to see that they can take advantage of President Obama's naivete during his final two years in office," Mr Rubio said in a statement.
As for appeasing Grandma?
"Despite the story of Slenderman being no different to that of any other horror creation, it looks unlikely that the statement will appease those looking for someone to blame for the incident in Wisconsin," Gillian Orr predicted in the Independent.
As proof that Moscow has not been appeased, the White House pointed to statements by Russian officials saying they are still unsatisfied with U.S. missile defense plans and continue to demand binding legal assurances that the system can't be aimed at Russia.
But the statement failed to appease investors.
Fyffes and Chiquita have already tried to appease shareholders and issued a statement last month which revealed they had earmarked an additional $20m of savings that could be made through their merger, bringing the total expected synergies to $60m.
