Sentence examples for a source of appeal from inspiring English sources

In Europe, the idea of human rights has penetrated deeply into the way the Continent governs itself, becoming a source of appeal to all comers, not just a weapon against totalitarianism.

The book Media and the Make-believe Worlds of Children noted a similar comparison, describing Mew as "child-like and gentle, combining characteristics of power and cuteness" and emphasizing the importance of the contrast for children between it and Mewtwo, and its role as a source of appeal for the character.

Well-coiffured hair, bright blue suits and of course the handbag were Thatcher's trademark – a source of both appeal and caricature.

That's an important source of appeal for a nation that according to a 2007 Pew Research Center survey identifies itself as 78% Christian.

Given our getaway mood, the state-of-the-art digital technology at the Willows Lodge -- high-speed Internet connections, dual-line cordless phones and the like -- was hardly a principal source of appeal, though such features would obviously be important for a business traveler.

A major source of appeals was a provision in the legislation that was perhaps drafted more with a view to its application to future additions of fisheries to the QMS, than to the primary allocations.

Upon her return, she is courted by Osias Linhares (Lima Duarte), a wizened old bachelor whose main source of appeal is his modest, well-built house.

His sexual appeal was a source of pride to at least some young Pakistani men.

Lego acknowledges the educational value of its marquee products, but is careful not to let it overshadow Lego's appeal as a source of diversion.

Interconnectors have obvious appeal as a source of growth for the company, which is mulling job cuts in response to regulator Ofgem proposing tougher price controls on its core business, the UK's national electricity network.

Russia never lost its appeal as a source of stories for him and he returned there with the setting of his penultimate novel, The Sniper (2008), which is based on the true story of a teenage marksman at the siege of Stalingrad.