Sentence examples for actively appealing from inspiring English sources
Senior Conservatives have now stopped being rude about Ukip supporters and are instead now actively appealing for their votes.
Our support is sometimes grudging (as it was for Barack Obama in 2012, though not in 2008), a recommendation of the least bad option rather than an actively appealing one.
The report says many of the people sanctioned often did not realise until they checked their bank accounts, and that some clients had been "actively advised against appealing [against] their decisions" by jobcentre staff.
That means actively seek something appealing, curious, fascinating, provocative, inspiring or emotionally gripping in any conversation you are having.
Apple hotly contests the claims made by Proview, and is appealing the ruling and actively contesting other court cases on the matter.
More important is to actively build in to your content elements appealing directly to different groups to encourage them to share.
And while Tomich claimed he wasn't "actively looking" to acquire a company in this area, HelloSociety was appealing for a number of reasons, including the leadership of CEO Kyla Brennan.
This device of one color per character (or, worse, group of characters) was the least appealing aspect of Mr. Ratmansky's otherwise poetic "Russian Seasons," a 2006 work he made for City Ballet; here the parents' uniforms are actively jarring.
