Sentence examples for somewhat appease from inspiring English sources
An eye-popping fine is a political no-brainer for the Justice Department, a move that could somewhat appease a public that is skeptical of Wall Street's influence in Washington.
The decision is expected to somewhat appease the Russians, who were unhappy with the ban of their track and field athletes by the IAAF from the world's biggest multisport event.
The decision is expected to somewhat appease the Russians, who were unhappy with the ban of their track and field athletes by the IAAF from the world's biggest multi-sport event.
Eagle eyed Apple fans irritated by the absence of a 3.5mm headphone socket on the iPhone 7 Plus may have been somewhat appeased by signs of another speaker in its place.
When that deadline came and went, fans were somewhat appeased on 1 August with the launch of a four-day live stream at boysdontcry.co, set in a warehouse with desks and audio equipment lining the back wall, featuring a man – presumed to be Ocean – cutting wood.
This is also somewhat appeased by the snowballing approach used so that other potentially related papers will likely be found regardless.
And host Savannah Guthrie somewhat appeased those who have been keeping up with Efron's escapades, specifically reports that he had been to rehab for a drug addiction.
The unrest continued, loudly, when Arsenal went two goals down at home to Aston Villa in the F.A. Cup on Sunday, though it was appeased somewhat by a second-half blitz of three goals in less than eight minutes to turn the match around.
Villa Park, as Lambert rightly said, was in supportive mood at the final whistle, appeased somewhat by the second 45 minutes - but it is easier to play with nothing to lose.
However, the style feels somewhat safe, as if to appease the detractors – after all, barely anyone objects to lamp-posts.
Genachowski's argument is somewhat defensible, though as the deciding vote he didn't have to appease the Republicans -- it's not like they voted for this supposed compromise, after all.
