Humouring

The doctor was humouring the patient's hypochondriac behavior to maintain rapport.

She was humouring her neighbor's complaints about noise.

The host was humouring the guest's dietary preferences for the party.

The employee was humouring their co-worker's conspiracy theories to avoid confrontation.

The actor was humouring the interviewer's questions to promote his movie.

The politician was accused of humouring the voters to get their support.

The child was humouring his mother when he promised to clean his room.

The boss was humouring his employee's idea even though he had no intention of implementing it.

She knew her sister was wrong, but she was humouring her to avoid an argument.

The waiter was humouring the customer's unreasonable demands to avoid causing a scene.

The politician was humouring the journalist's questions without really answering them.

The salesperson was humouring the customer's complaints to keep them as a potential buyer.

The police officer was humouring the suspect's story to gather more information.

The employee was humouring his coworker's idea to avoid a confrontation.

She was humouring her friend by pretending to be interested in their gossip.

She was humouring her mother-in-law's insistence on traditional wedding customs, even though she wanted a more modern ceremony.

The politician was humouring his constituents by promising to lower taxes, even though he knew it was unlikely to happen.

She is humouring her boss to avoid being fired.

She was humouring her boyfriend's desire to watch a romantic comedy, even though she preferred action movies.

She was humouring her elderly relative's ramblings, knowing that it made her happy.

He was humouring his girlfriend when he agreed to watch a romantic movie.

He was humouring his boss by nodding along with his ridiculous ideas.

She didn't really believe what her friend was saying, but she was humouring her to avoid an argument.

He was humouring his friend's conspiracy theories, even though he thought they were ridiculous.

The teacher was humouring the student's excuses for not doing the homework.

He is humouring his boss by laughing at his jokes.

The librarian was humouring the patron's strange request.

He was humouring his friend's conspiracy theories.

The politician was humouring the voters with his false promises.

The salesperson was humouring the customer's complaint to avoid a bad review.

He was humouring his boss's ridiculous demands to keep his job.

The diplomat was humouring the foreign dignitary's cultural customs during the state visit.

She was humouring her neighbor's gossip by pretending to be interested.