Sentence examples for is appeasing from inspiring English sources
verb
To make quiet; to calm; to reduce to a state of peace; to dispel (anger or hatred).
- To appease the tumult of the ocean
"What we're doing is appeasing the spirits.
The suspicion among some other leaders is that Mr Cameron is appeasing rather than taking on his troublesome backbenchers.
Invoking Neville Chamberlain in Munich in 1938, they warn that the world is appeasing an aggressive and malign regime bent on a nuclear arsenal.
Reprints Related items European Union enlargement: Smallness paysFeb 26th 2004The government is appeasing just 16,000-odd registered hunters (only 4% of the population).
By putting an eight-day delay in place, Fox is appeasing the distributors and supporting what is known in the TV industry as an authentication model for online streams of shows.
Page 84 On the other hand, such announcements give [pro-Hindu communal] outfits like R.S.S. [Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh] a chance to say that the ruling party is appeasing the Muslims.
Shocked is appeased and agrees to sing, a tune that is meant to catch the spirit of the day.
Wall Street is appeased: The stock is up nearly threefold from 1999′s plummet.
It also regenerates if Hunger is appeased, though not as good as what medical supplies do.
And yet, even after he'd been vilified by Cleaver, his response was appeasing and reverential.
Glickman always believed that the coaches, perhaps through Brundage, were appeasing Hitler.
