Sentence examples for Little appealing from inspiring English sources

There is little appealing about a half-full jar of peanut butter surrounded by chunks of chocolate (unless, of course, you're stoned), and a plate of marshmallows, strawberries, and crumbled graham crackers drizzled in chocolate sauce looks like what happens when a four-year-old is left alone in a pantry.

The photographer Julia Solis spotted a little appealing squalor the other day while touring a 1930s former movie palace in Upper Manhattan.

Furthermore, tuition (full-time, out of state) for Georgia Tech is $26,860 — which makes Udacity's online degree look more than a little appealing in comparison.

The information sheet consists of text only, the layout is little appealing and there are no illustrations.

It's admittedly far more expensive than your average SMS conversation, but compared to the cost of the average office visit (and the typical lengthy wait time to make those appointments), the convenience of realtime, mobile messaging and virtual appointments is more-than-a-little appealing.

But if more such guides contained ekphrastic poetry, the idea might be a little more appealing.

That way you are inverting the landlord/tenant role, and looking after his health and well-being while perhaps making the lobby view a little more appealing.

Waking each morning filled with the natural high that sunlight brings makes even the most arduous of working days a little more appealing.

"There is little point appealing to the people who planned and did this, but all of us have to realize we are on the brink of something absolutely awful," said Ms. Kelly, who is a member of a Catholic-Protestant panel that oversees the police in Northern Ireland.

The lackluster MacBook Air is starting to look a little more appealing.

I personally don't really enjoy the community aspect of gaming, but a lot of people do and this might make it a little more appealing.