Sentence examples for appeal making from inspiring English sources

Instagram existed initially only on iPhones; its sequestration was part of its appeal, making it feel safe, almost private.

Unlike in India, Pakistan's founding fathers hadn't earned credibility or mass appeal, making it easy for the military to grab power.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Instagram existed initially only on iPhones; its sequestration was part of its appeal, making it feel safe, almost private.

An appeals committee considered the case for more than an hour before allowing the appeal, making the Welland team the Reisinger champions.

Oregon, which uses lethal injection, has executed just two people since its voters approved the death penalty in 1984, and both of those inmates waived certain rights to appeal, making them so-called volunteers.

Among the entrees, roasted chicken breast has a brash visual appeal, making its entrance with a floppy hat of fried egg, in the louche company of dirty farro littered with giblets and jacked up on duck-liver mousse.

This patriotic appeal made it popular, and there were numerous later versions.

Clay Henry's popularity and common appeal made him a natural for politics.

What seemed a deliberate mockery of Mr. Bush's appeal made some in Washington uneasy.

The appeal made no difference to Mr. Roseboro, according to the minutes.

Broadening the company's appeal makes sense as it gears up for a flotation.