Sentence examples for own sate from inspiring English sources

Apparently more interested in protecting the coal mining interests in his own sate, Mr. McConnell ignores these settled facts and uses what he sees as the only remaining option: secede from our "clean air" union.

Many, many women have trouble trying to get into their own sate of arousal because they're preoccupied with their partner's needs, or because it's hard for them to find their own place on the spectrum of how society sees female sexuality.

But this hostility is exacerbated by the war in Syria where the Syrian Kurds, once a marginalised minority, have set up their own quasi-sate called Rojava.

I'll find beauty and respond with longing, then sate my own longing with a promise to myself: you will return.

A parade of shit-grinned ponces whipping a studio audience into a lacklustre frenzy to sate their own unjustified TV ego.

For them, risk isn't as defined by losing tangibles (e.g., income, benefits, "stuff") as it is by losing intangibles: fulfilling a passion that won't let go, defining their own sense of purpose, sating their own curiosity, looking themselves in the mirror.

Eating was a moment when the only focus was on my own needs and pleasures, on sating my own hunger.

Hobie had a hunger too, one which he frequently relished and sated with his own cooking.

Now, I realized, it was a perfectly balanced meal of its own — one that left you feeling sated rather than gorged.

bawdy side" - and by the discovery that the 1849 journey anticipated almost exactly his own trip up the Nile, also sated with vices.

Widely credited with inspiring television shows such as CSI, Cold Case and Dexter, she worried that their success had sated the public appetite for her own forensic dramas.