| For decades, its craven instinct for appeasement and its insane preoccupation with ecumenism has undermined the Church it is charged to defend. |
| It was a fine diplomatic stroke that almost immediately prepared the way for appeasement between the two nations. |
| At the interview, he must have been obdurate, demanding express appeasement of his wants. |
| They're willing to play chicken, because they've been winning for more than a century, and our appeasements have only whetted their appetites for more concessions. |
| I do not believe in vile acquittals, phony appeasements, easy forgiveness. |
| It was the beginning of numerous appeasements, but military counteractions could have eliminated the rising aggressive power of fascism. |
