Sentence examples for appeal factor from inspiring English sources

"Alber Elbaz is someone who doesn't have the sex appeal factor," Ms. Hastreiter continued, referring to the teddy-bearish designer ousted from Yves Saint Laurent this year and replaced by Tom Ford.

So, offering a branded experience that seems hip and purports to be tied to a good cause could seem appealing in juxtaposition for those not tied to Gillette et al. By taking the luxury, modern-design approach, Harry's may have upped the appeal factor.

Appeal factors are eye appeal of fabric face, tactile response to fabric surface, fabric hand (reaction to hand manipulation of the fabric), and eye appeal of the garment's face, silhouette, design, and drape.

If you have the sex-appeal factor, the movie-star factor, if you're friends with the right models, you have a good shot".

The process to trigger a review can be an insurmountable hurdle, for whatever the law says about the right of appeal, other factors intervene.

Davidson's explicit considerations in favor of mental anomalism appeal to factors about the interpretation of action (linguistic as well as non-linguistic) and the ascription of mental states and events to persons.

Opportunity theory can explain the inconsistent nature of deviant behaviour over time in a way that appeals to factors such as understanding/accepting academic integrity policy, existence of honour codes, and perceptions of peer behaviour cannot (McCabe & Trevino, 1993).

And they all had their appeal — the novelty factor and the fact that nobody had seen anything like that.

Mr Levett denied that the costs of an appeal were a factor at Royston.

He cited the exorbitant costs of an appeal as a factor.

When assessing what makes up sex appeal (aka the "X factor", the "It factor", the "inner glow", etc)., don't make the mistake of assuming that looks are everything.