Satiate used in a sentence

Satiate in a sentence as a verb

"satiate the plebs" - Don't be a jerk.

In the absence of any options to satiate my hunger I just leave for home.

The problem is that this tool to satiate the plebs actually makes the problem worse, because it introduces more plebs.

So not only were you not getting the fat that would have worked to satiate your appetite, you were getting sugar on top of the carbs.

Video games satiate this desire somewhat - and that will do, on a ******* Monday night after a long, frustrating day at work.

Could they, perhaps, move on to dominate broader short-form video to satiate micro-boredom?

The goal is not to satiate, but to arouse never-ending hunger for your product!One simple, practical thing that could be done would be to rework farm subsidies.

Satiate in a sentence as an adjective

Having children also seems to satiate some kind of internal biological self-preservation instinct, reducing the fear of death.

I've never really thought about this--at present, I think of it as either "one has enough money to avoid thinking about money", or one doesn't. My sociology professor uses to say that "a satiate man has a thousand worries, but a hungry man has only one", and I really do agree.

So meals become more about enjoying food, the textures, the smell and the company rather than worrying whether that $30 lunch is going to be enough to satiate your hunger and nutritional requirements.

It satiates intellectual curiosity without providing any real mental nutrition.

That's whats unique about the scheme -- it guarantees the founder and early adopters a ridiculous amount of wealth, while still having the ability to satiate the greed/hope of new buyersAlso people need to stop comparing this to company/stock valuations.

Individuals can't necessarily act to satiate themselves either, that could make them "cowboys".In the original analogy, silence is complacency, the stream of ideas is a reactive response and the question should really be about how to eliminate the blame culture and replace it with something proactive and productive.