Sentence examples for Exceptionally appealing from inspiring English sources

While exceptionally appealing as objects, they also invite meditation on evolution and the amazingly complex living systems that these busy creatures make for themselves.

Michael Mazur's "Cascade Variant" (2004), which features flowers that look as if they are battling the onslaught of acid rain, and Jonah Meyer's two assemblages "Early American" (2004) and "Sunday" (2004) are exceptionally appealing visually.

But Judge Victoria Ghartey of Immigration Court in Manhattan ruled that Mr. Perez-Portes should remain here because of the "exceptionally appealing or humanitarian factors" involved in his case.

Now being sold for the best part of £2m, estate agent Savills describes the cottage as an "exceptionally appealing detached coastal residence" in "one of the most desirable parts of Fowey".

A slapstick ballet and ensemble tap number follow in due course, the male chorus sweeping into position in time for the title number to welcome Ms. Spiro's husky-voiced, exceptionally appealing Dolly, a quick thinker who never met a situation for which she couldn't produce a business card.

Self-publishing really boils down to independence, and that is exceptionally appealing to an author who knows the ropes and is considering taking a new direction that their publisher might not be excited about.

In sowing those seeds of hatred in a way that will move emotions about his own battle, Mr. bin Laden has shown himself exceptionally adept at appealing to the street itself.

Loach's movie — an exceptionally funny and commercially appealing picture from a director better known for gritty social realism — should introduce many new moviegoers to Cantona, who is both athlete and icon, a football philosopher as famed for his cryptic pronouncements as for his stunning goals.

Classrooms are bare and text books are basic, minimal, "not that appealing" to look at, admits McMullen, but of exceptionally high quality and thoroughly researched.

Among the starters, pork gyoza were tasty and had exceptionally thin wrappers; the steamed shrimp shumai were also light and appealing.

Instead of appealing to alumni, Botstein's chief tactic has been to court a few exceptionally wealthy donors.