Sentence examples for Outward appeal from inspiring English sources

Their proposal had some outward appeal until we began to analyze it more deeply.

Paul's gameplan had long been to use the libertarian voters brought into the Republican party as a base and then expand his appeal outward from there.

Four Masters of the Yuan dynasty, Wade-Giles romanization Ma Yüan, Chinese painters who worked during the Yuan period (1206 1368) and were revered during the Ming dynasty and later periods as major exponents of the tradition of "literati painting" (wenrenhua), which was concerned more with individual expression and learning than with outward representation and immediate visual appeal.

It's nearly always due to physical or outward appearance that creates a universal appeal.

"You can sort of envision the appeal of early decision radiating outward, from the most affluent to the middle class, and westward from the East Coast and then across the Pacific".

It would have been natural to build on that album's success, to repeat its lush, wall-of-sound style, to build outward from his New Jersey base and broaden his appeal.

For years, as suburbs have pushed outward and modems have boosted bandwidth, the old appeal of getting away from it all on a far-off island has grown steadily stronger.

While Istanbul's influence has waxed and waned, its strategic position has repeatedly proved an asset to outward-looking leaders, and has created an enduring appeal to immigrant entrepreneurs and innovators.

The Brentwood Country Mart's appeal lies in its intimate scale and outward lack of pretension.

A 1986 referendum on UN membership was hammered three to one, but the end of the cold war drained some of the appeal from isolation and a new, more outward-looking generation emerged.

Fell thus appeals to the Jews to turn from their "outward worship" and to acknowledge the divine light within them.