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Even wrath must be satiable, and so Daisy targets this limit for herself.

Top Secret, or can you give me a hint to allay my 'satiable curiosity?"

We listen with care and 'satiable curiosity.

The bump of satiable curiosity that had caused Kate to be an investigator in the first place was roused.

The legislative body has 'satiable curiosity.

You're as bad as the Elephant's Child when it comes to 'satiable curiosity."

I'm satiable so easily.

The legislative body with its 'satiable curiosity would eat him up and spit him out with a big smile on its face.

Emily saw herself as the Elephant's Child in the Just So Stories, drawn by her 'satiable curiosity to partake of all new experience.

'The Elephant Child's 'satiable curiosity.'

For satiable communication, the average speech level should exceed that of an interfering noise by 6dB; lower sound:noise ratios are rarely acceptable (Moore, 1997).

But I'd hate to have to explain to the Council that I couldn't head off a sixteen-year-old's ' 'satiable curiosity,' so just keep it to yourself, will you.

When a person is adaptable and satiable, capable of realistic planning and empathizing with his fellow beings, those problems that remain turn out to be mostly physiochemical or behavioral.

While some needs (e.g. caloric intake) are easily satiable, others, such as those subject to positional or habituation effects, are not (e.g. the need for social status).

Robert Krulwich has what could be called Elephant's Child Syndrome: like the character from Rudyard Kipling's Just-So story, he has a "'satiable curiosity."

But Nan, like the Elephant's Child, was full of " 'satiable curiosity" and like Rikki-tikki-tavi, if she could not get the answers immediately, she was bound and determined to "run and find out."

This turned out to be a perfect way to offend both the French and American guests: abusing two national dishes at once, and giving the Americans the impression that their French hosts thought them satiable only with Big Macs.

In specific, expenditure on goods serving easily satiable needs is capped once these needs are satiated; therefore any additionally available income is devoted to needs still deprived, i.e. less easily satiable needs.

He lived then before me; he lived as much as he had ever lived - a shadow in- satiable of splendid appearances, of frightful realities; a shadow darker than the shadow of the night, and draped nobly in the folds of a gorgeous eloquence.

And you found such a man and he looked like Wally Cox, and the legislative body, with its 'satiable curiosity, attempted to chew him up, but he tasted like K rations and so they allowed him to take his seat with the great Court, may it have a conservative majority all its days.