Sentence examples for a general appeal from inspiring English sources

The agency-by-agency effort comes after Mayor Koch made a general appeal in May to all city employees.

Both classical and cool jazz offer a general appeal rather than a particular one, Dr. Kassabian said.

Another official later said the request was a general appeal to support Mali under terms of a plan drafted by the United Nations last month.

But without a federally sanctified icon like salmon, the city has had to make a general appeal to protect the Rocky Mountain good life.

So Mr. Luftig's plan for "Legally Blonde" — which was in development before "Wicked" opened — is that a general appeal will take hold through a kind of indirect effect.

Shakespeare remained strong in a varied portfolio of the sort which regional theatres need to maintain a general appeal, and Lenny Henry made a memorable Othello.

Those gathered outside the party building, which is devoted to investigating official corruption, said they knew it was not supposed to be a general appeals bureau.

Being a subject with a high general appeal, ILI was chosen as a vehicle to promote participation in an interactive enterprise in which the participant could experience the sensation of being a genuine scientist.

This is an interesting observation of a rather general appeal (despite the fact that the analyzed data set is quite small) because rarely can compensatory amino acid replacement be demonstrated in such an explicit manner.

Another Democratic candidate, Mark Green, made a more general appeal to voters, saying that if elections could be held during the Civil War, they certainly could now.

The Independent Labour Party, founded in Bradford in 1893, had a more general appeal, while the Fabian Society, founded in 1883 84, included intellectuals who were to play a large part in 20th-century labour politics.