appease

You’re not going to appease everybody every time no matter what you do.

As the Roman emperors knew during the staging of the gladiator games at the Coliseum, so FIFA knows now: The mob must be appeased.

I would have been appeased by a simple line indicating Lincoln had met with Douglass at some point.

While the compromise appeased some, Santorum told Meet the Press that the government should stay out of the issue all together.

They cannot be appeased, any more than the Nazis could be appeased.

It's supposed to be Pavlovian: we hear "taxpayer payback" and are supposed to think TARP and be mentally appeased.

And he stood up in the shameful fall of the people: in the goodness and readiness of his soul he appeased God for Israel.

Over this we toasted bits of meat on the end of a splinter, and presently our hunger was appeased.

Thereupon the generals hastened round the town to procure funds, and appeased the Visayos with a distribution of 1,800 pesos.

Alexander was appeased, and they remained subject to Alexander and to his successors.

He was bitter about the slaying of his brothers, Gareth and Gaheris, and would not be appeased.