Sentence examples for an explicit appeal from inspiring English sources

Such an explicit appeal, he said, could violate restrictions on the use of federal money to lobby Congress.

Buchanan drew rowdy crowds because he was willing to talk about race and culture; he was the last major politician who made an explicit appeal to white voters.

Underscoring the scrappy end to the parliamentary year, the education minister fronted the Bolt Report on Sunday morning with an explicit appeal for party unity.

He made an explicit appeal to Republicans in the north-east and on the west coast, where the party has fared poorly in recent years.

The SNP is now making an explicit appeal to Labour voters and undecided women voters, who are less likely to back independence than men.

Mr. Brody drew a standing ovation by making an explicit appeal for peace and for the safe return of American soldiers.

Indeed, Burke can be found, sometimes, on rational grounds, deprecating all explicit appeal to speculation of whatever hue, if it had a disturbing effect: 'reason not at all oppose the ancient policy and practice of the empire, as a rampart against the speculations of innovators on both sides of the question' (italics added) (ATX, W & S 1981-, 1981-,).

Its focus on jobs, health care and education responds to what many black leaders say are minorities' top concerns; avoiding a more explicit appeal based on, say, civil rights, reduces the sense of pandering.

He made a deliberate, explicit appeal to those who voted Tory at the last election, saying he understood why they gave David Cameron the benefit of the doubt.

In the United States, real estate mogul Donald Trump's campaign to "make America great again" makes an even more explicit appeal to nostalgia and draws distinct, overt lines around preferred religion and race.

What's different now is that Donald Trump is making an explicit, effective appeal to one of the core groups that opposes Hillary Clinton, white men — and that group is more open than other Democrats to being wooed.