It was clearly written to appease people in every way they could.
In an interview with The Blaze, Urick said: "She definitely told me that she wrote what she wrote, was to appease the family, to get them off her back".
If you want, you can include a section or article that is written in this tone to appease the pet lovers, but avoid writing in this style for the whole newsletter.
While many education reformers seem to use their writing to try to appease their critics, Klein, admirably, doesn't take that tack.
On Sunday, NPR's Sarah McCammon shared a photo of her son's letter to Santa that he wrote very defiantly just to appease his teachers at school.
(Another sentence that Pinkwater didn't write, with a subtle political message to appease the monolingual lobby: "In olden times, the animals of the forest could speak English just like you and me").
Write a letter in part, perhaps, to appease his conscience.
And to appease Michael Hollitscher, who wrote into thunder: "Please be polite and refer the ref by his full name today".
The one anchor that would play into my destinations was the Internet -- wherever I went I needed to be connected, both to appease my writing clients and make good on the promise to email my mother every other day, plus I planned to start a travel blog so friends and family could peek in on my life abroad.
In a move that was described as an act of hurt pride by social historian David Smith, but also as a manoeuvre to appease the Welsh supporters, in February 1897 the WFU wrote to the IRFB and withdrew their membership.
