placated in a sentence

1. but that has not placated many democrats.

2. The gods are placated with flowers and animal sacrifices.

3. Once you have placated the horse, lead it back ot the veteran.

4. labour was sought to be placated through a proposal for war bonus.

5. Pray for your President, who is so easily placated by false promises."

6. Colonel Butler placated Molly Brant with rum and protected his prisoner.

7. We will no longer be placated with stories of “wait until the time is right.”

8. And rarely has a people been so frequently excused and placated as the Israelis.

9. But the government was placated after Merkel told them the text had been shelved.

10. you did what you could to armor yourself, or perhaps you placated others instead;

11. A cover story about the removal of two bad teeth kept the suspicious press placated.

12. The dead are buried on the third day, and the ghost is placated by three ablutions of water.

13. Internal naysayers like Great Britain were placated with all type of special agreements and “opt-outs.”

14. I could not believe that he was placated by my satisfaction” (Martin Luther: Selections from His Writings, 12).

15. Such a market is less a human contrivance, to be manipulated like any other, than a force to be studied and placated.

16. Only once Boehner has placated his base can he step aside and allow Senate leaders to take over the work of governing.

17. No doubt these enemies will not be fully placated by mere “denials” (though they are hardly placated by silence at all).

18. I would hear Myself in each town, and my Justice, greatly indignant during these times, would be placated in part. [xvi]

19. So the internal front must be placated, which is why Merkel is insisting on national efforts and budgetary discipline. ...

20. Maybe they did lack the ability for higher-level jobs, but what about keeping them satisfied or placated in their existing roles?