Sentence examples for with appeasement from inspiring English sources

One hopes that other countries will not react with appeasement.

To many Americans, détente has become a dirty word, virtually synonymous with appeasement.

And yet, at the time, conservatives thought each was synonymous with appeasement".

Dan Quayle charged the administration with "appeasement" of China in "espionage involving our most critical secrets".

However, after war broke out, its association with appeasement, pacifism and draft-dodging gave it a bad name for many.

"The former prime minister's name is now synonymous in the American lexicon with appeasement and endless negotiations.

With no appeasement from the medical work-ups, I was overwhelmed with guilt.

He said they were "fed up with the appeasement of Tony Blair's government".

He goes so far as to equate policies of containment and deterrence with the appeasement of Hitler in 1938.

The Estonian President, Toomas Hendrik Ilves, compared Western inaction against Russia with the appeasement of Adolf Hilter in 1938, when Nazi Germany was alllowed to seize parts of the former Czechoslovakia.

A few days later, Saudi Arabia's ambassador in London, Prince Mohammed bin Nawwaf bin Abdulaziz, called the negotiations with Iran "appeasement," and indirectly threatened that Saudi Arabia would obtain its own nuclear weapons if necessary.