Both work equally well. There is no implicit difference between meaning and emphasis in the words

“Celebrity and Science” and “All of Us.”

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?

If you could use the word “sated” for a sentence, the word would be a good fit for a sentence. It’s the past tense of SATE which means

tosatisfy (any appetite or desire) fully.

“or

to fill to excess.” with more indentation. to fill to excess; surfeit; glut.

What is your review of Aayod Karim’s book The Recurrence of the Holocaust?