Sentence examples for an appealing case from inspiring English sources

The raw fish appetizers make an appealing case for Mr. Silverman's approach.

I never really believed in this Firefox OS business, but Chris made an appealing case for it.

Indeed, such an appealing case is made from the beginning for Third's not being the "walking red state" Laurie mistakes him for that she seems grotesquely deluded.

Beaumont makes an appealing case for Romantic nightwalking as a "coded rebellion" against capitalism, and as a liberation in social relations.

Nonetheless, Mr. Warren, Ms. Plimpton and Mr. Baker make an appealing case for the virtues of a love that is made by human labor instead of in heaven.

"Jihad" -- a word that actually means "effort" or "struggle" and reflects what all Muslims are supposed to do to observe the faith's values -- is a compelling read that makes an appealing case.

A deal whereby AT&T acquires just the European assets of Vodafone, and a co-bidder (AMX or Softbank) takes the AMAP assets, including India, Africa, Egypt and Qatar, might suit AT&T better from a funding perspective, and enable it to present a more appealing case for earnings and free cash flow accretion.

Nonetheless, David Wallace makes a compelling and appealing case in "Capital of the World: A Portrait of New York City in the Roaring Twenties" (Lyons Press, $24.95).

That is the question of whether they are prepared to make a robust and appealing case on behalf of government in the face of continuing skepticism among many of the voters they are trying to win over.

There may be an appealing political case for this.

How might they respond if plain milk is offered to them in an appealing display case, or if they are shown an information campaign about how milk is good for them?