Sentence examples for an appealing figure from inspiring English sources
Gibbon was an appealing figure.
John Coetzee himself is an appealing figure: discreet, professorial, and soft-spoken.
Lahrim said that Awlaki was an appealing figure to US-born Muslims because he understood their culture.
Yet for those to whom Mr Corbyn is an appealing figure, it is one of his virtues that his parliamentary party are so hostile to him.
Norman himself is an appealing figure, from bristled hair to sneakered toe, partly because he hasn't been saddled with the familiar Disneyesque pluck and good cheer.
Alice remains an appealing figure, a mature and stately version of other Winterson sorceresses, someone who has experienced both the magic of magic and the magic of science.
By returning to the heady Paris interlude that began his career, Paula McLain retrieves a more appealing figure: a suitable romantic hero, in fact, for what turns out to be a pleasantly affecting love story.
He becomes a staunch, appealing figure — a male nurturer who calls to mind Oates's moving portrait of her first husband, Raymond Smith, in her memoir, "A Widow's Story".
Design an appealing frame.
He comes across as a rather appealing figure with a resemblance, when seen full face, to the goofily charming William Hurt.
His lifelong campaign for painting, his pushing of figuration as an evergreen genre, his willingness to enter into public argument, his constant self-renewal as an artist: Hockney is a most appealing figure.
