“placatory”造句，怎麼用placatory造句

The potentially placatory government of the Democratic party of Japan was alienated byChina's aggressive behaviour after the detention of a Chinese trawler captain in disputed waters a year ago.

When next he spoke he was more placatory.

the appeasing concessions to the Nazis at Munich; placating (or placative) gestures; an astonishingly placatory speech.

He did not behave in a placatory fashion, but during the week before Passover faced the people with the clear challenge: were they in fact obeying the will of the God in whose honour the festival was being held?

There are political temptations to be more placatory: the white working class, the bedrock of Labour’s electoral coalition, has grown estranged from the party over the past decade.

He raised a placatory hand. "All right, we'll see what we can do."