| What kind of being, Plato asks, would the gods need to be if they were to be appeasable by humans? |
| It is the tumult of a mob, appeasable only by speedier bloodshed. |
| Indeed, he was of an appeasable nature, and on the whole a very good fellow. |
| While I was riding on these appeasable afternoons under the sun, an urgent nature call made me look for an exit to the side of the road. |
