Sentence examples for Upon appealing from inspiring English sources

"It depends upon appealing to this broad spectrum, and the more you do it, the more vital it will be".

Dan Balz of the Washington Post noticed how clear the Republican reversal was from the position the Party took in the aftermath of Romney's defeat: that its electoral prospects depended upon appealing to members of minority groups, rather than continuing to alienate them.

The most popular finite element codes are based upon appealing theories of convergence of modal frequencies.

But as the administrative adventure progresses, situations become more and more complex and personal (i.e. involving elements of family), appealing upon the player's humanity in making tough judgment calls.

The fundamental problem is that WBD has been imposed upon society by appealing to an unsound biologic argument; WBD attempts to fulfill the definition of death as the permanent cessation of the integrated functioning of the organism as a whole despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

The first several hundred or so competitors wear only numbers — they are uniform in their body types and expressions, machines made for running (this makes their wide smiles upon winning so instantly appealing).

Angus Allan Newcastle upon Tyne Retreat, to appealing only to its radical core and to old socialist roots, was what Labour chose in 1983, following on from the defeat by Thatcher four years earlier.

In addition, 529 plans are appealing because, depending upon the state, up to $294,000 can be accumulated for each child.

He charges that libertarian constitutionalists rely upon "presumptions" that are "rhetorically appealing, intellectually attractive, and politically pernicious".

Songs that do not sound appealing to you upon first listen might sound better after a few more.

If you're good at Photoshop, go to http://www.faceresearch.org/demos/average and create an "average" face based upon some photos you find appealing.