Satiated

Fans demanding a sequel won't be satiated by MAPPA's prequel film that's yet to be released.

Now, it looks like Goldman Sachs' reported hunger for freedom has been satiated.

Vendors claim that it can cool your stomach, quench your thirst, and keep you satiated.

When I’m writing, I try not to eat before midday because if I have any breakfast, my blood-sugar level is satiated and therefore my writing is less good.

After my voyeuristic pleasure is satiated, I end up buying a small box or two of assorted varieties at one of the shops so that I can get a bite of all things that I devoured with my eyes.

It places you in pickle because not only are you still not satiated, but you’ve wasted money.

If this grab bag hasn’t quite satiated you, a list of 30 tools that Jeremy Caplan recently presented at NICAR and a series of mobile reporting and data visualization tools from Victor Hernandez.

Many of his contemporaries have become coaches and many of his juniors have already hung racquets but this Indian legend’s hunger for tennis is far from satiated.

Sweet tastes typically signal to the body that food is entering the gut. The body then expects to receive calories and signals when eating should stop by making a person feel full or satiated.

According to Leopardi, because of our conscious sense of time and our endless search for truth, the human desire for happiness can never be truly satiated and joy cannot last.

British policy was to "appease" them in the hopes they would be satiated.

Consequently, when the desires of this "voice" are not satiated, the addict experiences anxiety, depression, restlessness, irritability, and anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure).

Matthews, pp. 27–29 Satiated polar bears rarely attack humans unless severely provoked.

When satiated with leaves, a bagworm caterpillar secures its case and pupates.