Sentence examples similar to Unforeseen appeal from inspiring English sources
Sulla's response was totally unforeseen: he appealed to the army he had led in the Social War, which was still engaged in mopping-up operations in Campania, and persuaded them to march on Rome.
Unforeseen events were everywhere.
"Unforeseen risk is everywhere," one ad begins.
Unforeseen mishaps are usually more banal.
Because if Malcolm's ramblings about the butterfly effect had a ring of truth after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1990, it will appeal again in the age of unforeseen financial crashes, upheavals in the Middle East and minor incursions escalating into major conflicts in Ukraine.
It's not hard to see why Hammer products should have an enduring appeal for older viewers, since time has added an unforeseen glow of period charm to their more robust virtues; harder to guess why viewers who cut their teeth on the Nightmare on Elm Street or Friday the 13th films should find such comparatively tame fare so palatable.
That may explain what seems to be the recurring hope for some sort of unforeseen intervention call it a deus ex politica or desperate remedies, such as a recent appeal by Republican donors to persuade the former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to run the sort of independent campaign that the former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg decided not to run.
Zeus has not yet responded to the Finance Committee's urgent appeal for ideas about how to raise another billion drachmas for the unforeseen budget overruns.
His chances of riding the omnium appear to depend on a positive outcome to a possible appeal from British Cycling to the UCI for dispensation on the grounds that he is the victim of unforeseen circumstances.
If the holdout creditors' position is sustained on appeal, not only would it have serious consequences for the sovereign debt market, but it also could have unforeseen effects on the ability of corporate debtors to engage in out-of-court workouts and exchange offers.
