Sentence examples for appeal because of from inspiring English sources

The song takes on a universal appeal because of the artist's need to dissemble.

The British Olympic Association said the panel approved Ohuruogu's appeal because of "significant mitigating circumstances".

The "Beauty and the Beast" story may originally have held appeal because of its relatability.

In another Twitter message, Rodgers called those who claimed Braun won his appeal because of a technicality "idiots".

Stefan Maxwell multicomponent transport equations have a lot of appeal because of their symmetry and because the diffusion coefficients are independent of composition for ideal gases.

Italy's Futurism and Britain's Vorticism celebrated movement and even violence, enthusiasms that lost some appeal because of two world wars.

Howard Dean, he said, has some appeal because of his stance against a war that Mr. Graves finds too costly.

Butler's conviction was quashed in 2010 by the court of appeal because of new scientific evidence on shaken baby syndrome.

In fact, some major oil companies have said that the Refuge holds little appeal because of possible litigation.

"It's a more difficult issue for them to raise successfully on appeal because of that narrow focus," Mr. Biros said.

Like the Telegraph, however, the Jerusalem Post has some appeal because of its political clout as Israel's leading right-wing paper.