Sentence examples for an appealing quality from inspiring English sources

Patinkin, who is Jewish, had an appealing quality on film in those years: sturdy, fighting his way around whatever obstacles society put in his way.

Both men are optimists -- an appealing quality in politicians, since a prerequisite for setting out to make things better is a faith that they can become better.

In Talking It Over, Gill's passion for the useless, preening Oliver was hard to fathom or credit, but their affair had an appealing quality of honesty and playfulness.

The quantity of enzymes required in a detergent is relatively small compared with chemical alternatives, an appealing quality for customers looking for more natural ingredients.

Enthusiasm is an appealing quality, but it calls out for some ­accompanying astringency, and the exclamatory nature of Williams's prose can become excessive.

Little Miss Darr's voice rings with an appealing quality, so childishly sincere that, with her silent talent, emotionalism is at its peak during her testimony, which changes the tide for her father.

But there's an equally appealing quality to the gentler etchings: all blurry edges and melting lines.

As a biographer myself, I know a little something about overidentification with one's subject, but I wish Ardizzone had picked a more appealing quality to emulate.

Utility assessment is a particularly appealing quality of life measure because it incorporates all aspect of health into a single number (between 0 and 1) with the extreme endpoints of death and perfect health [ 16].

Knowing how to chill out and just have fun is a really appealing quality.

What he arrived at instead was stiffness, an altogether less appealing quality – especially in an actor.