Sentence examples for appeal everything from inspiring English sources

"Their history is to appeal everything so as to delay," Mr. Black said.

Early on, convenience has been a big part of web-shopping's wide appeal: Everything from CDs to ice-cream makers is just a FedEx away.

The Slovenian government, however, appealed everything.

Its museums have wide appeal, championing everything from agriculture and aviation to philately and photography.

But I used to argue with them and appeal for everything, which gets on their nerves after a while.

Moon struggles to fully explain the Rhinos appeal: "Just everything, the club's great, [down] from Gary [Hetherington, CEO].

"It was the appeal of everything — hopefully bringing a title to New York for the first time since 1972-73, about coming home, about playing with this group of players".

Levinson points out that one can appeal to everything but such understanding of expressivity, and thinks that sensitivity to expressivity will come along with the rest (1996b, 109).

During the last decade psychologists have started to sift out some of the features that make certain stories contagious, potentially explaining the appeal of everything from urban legends to Little Red Riding Hood.

Greg Thomas, CEO of Privatair, an aviation company controlled by billionaire Spiro Latsis' group Paneuropean Oil and Industrial Holdings, agrees that the reason for these planes' appeal has everything to do with their interior potential.

Appeal is everything.