Sentence examples for having to please from inspiring English sources

I like not having to please anyone, and the peace and quiet when I travel.

So the new administration will be less hobbled by having to please small parties than past Thai governments.

Meanwhile there's an intriguing touch added in having to please as many different nations as possible at the same time.

British supermarkets, having to please shareholders with no such commitment, can never price so keenly even if they could match Aldi's and Lidl's logistical capacity and focus.

Mr. Bennack, whose Hearst newspapers are the symbolic core of his corporation, praised the freedom of not having to please Wall Street.

Abrams certainly had his work cut out for him in this film, having to please a (largely) disappointed fanbase and wrap up the unexpected loose ends.

Oh you don't have to please, please, please.

It has to please me.

You have to please your audience.

"They know they have to please the sergeants".

But coaches don't have to please columnists; they have to please general managers, and owners, and fans.