Sentence examples for add appeal from inspiring English sources

Inside, there are the original tall windows and sloping ceilings that add appeal to the large open-plan living and kitchen/dining areas and outdoor terraces.

Celebrities are often wheeled out to add appeal to games launches, often without providing any sort of proof that they actually are gamers.

The stunning countryside, lakes and mountains certainly add appeal for a visitor keen on sensory indulgence, but it's the unique range of traditional treatments on offer – many using fresh herbs and plants from the surrounding mountains – that sets Austria apart.

"It gives you a palette with a lot more color," he said, pointing out that a large cast allows marketers to add appeal across ethnic and generational lines — though sometimes at the expense of a story's integrity.

Add Offense, Add Appeal To the Sports Editor: Having watched portions of the first two World Cup matches on Friday, I was reminded of why soccer, in its current form, will never achieve the levels of popularity enjoyed by other sports in the United States.

Besides castles and spectacular scenery, several lively towns and cities, each with their own charms, add appeal – from Nantes, a thriving cultural hub in the west, to the ancient cathedral town of Tours, the main town in the valley, and Angers with its busy nightlife.

A secure fingerprint reader adds appeal for businesses too.

When I finally spoke to her I had the added appeal of everyone else's opprobrium.

When luscious summer skies compete with museum walls, nature's own art has an added appeal.

The exoticism and exclusivity associated with Japanese food was an added appeal.

Its potato au gratin and green beans (not the menu-stated haricots verts) added appeal.