Sentence examples for a subtle appeal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney also made a subtle appeal to voters here, who are known to be socially conservative, on the issue of life.

Mr. Chai's men's show also included his usual assortment of inky plaids and heathered fabrics that have a subtle appeal, especially the trousers in heavyweight wools.

Mr. Ahmadinejad's support of Mr. Mashaei, his spiritual mentor and the father-in-law of his son, is a particular stick in the eye for the conservatives, as well as a subtle appeal to more progressive Iranians.

Back then Republicans realised that if they could shed their reputation as the party of Lincoln they could peel off a whites in both the south and northern suburbs with a subtle appeal to racial animus.

It was not a subtle appeal across the political spectrum, designed to make people stop and think that he has a point.

This is après-surf, Irish style, and the whole enterprise has a unique and subtle appeal.

But there is something of an odd and subtle appeal to Keane.

It had the subtle appeal of an independent film: the special effects are minimal, but the small moments -- fiddleheads unfurling on a hummock, deep-green moss wrapping a tree like a fur collar out of Dr. Seuss -- did my soul just as much good.

Like most of Apatow's favoured actors, O'Dowd looks how the average guy imagines he looks, yet has enough subtle appeal to make a woman feel rather canny for fancying him.

Whether by accident or design, Paul's torch bears an uncanny resemblance to the iconic logos of Amoco and Standard Oil — perhaps a subtle fundraising appeal to the libertarian oil magnate Koch brothers?

Although the final film is terribly amateurish, the screenplay had a subtle literary appeal that I doubt Sam (or Conrad) was capable of achieving.