“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.”

“Is it any wonder the country is in the grip of so much appeasement, irrationality and ignorance?”

“They believe it will be easy to portray the Labour leader as the real roadblock to action, even an appeaser.”

“No one who raises doubts is an appeaser or a faint heart.”

“For Hollywood itself was the great appeaser of the pre-war Third Reich.”

“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.”