Sentence examples similar to appealed by something from inspiring English sources

The ruling can be appealed by both parties.

According to Camus, each existentialist writer betrayed his initial insight by seeking to appeal to something beyond the limits of the human condition, by turning to the transcendent.

One objection to such a view (raised by Feldman and Buckareff [2003]) is that it appeals to something that is not necessary for the truth of the kind of explanation we are considering.

Why has the hearty, rustic appeal of roasted-garlic mayonnaise been replaced by something that tastes like Miracle Whip with minced raw garlic?

That's something that appealed to me about outdoor work, but it was something that just by that applying my work outdoors I was able to imbue it with that sensibility.

"He understood the appeal of something that was less rigid".

"Quebec finds itself too exotic to be easily digested by the Canadian and U.S. market," he told me via e-mail, "but not exotic enough to compete with the appeal of something new from Indonesia or Iceland.

"He saw in me something that appealed to him.

There was something about Dr. Evelyn Vogel, the woman who helped Harry Morgan James Remarr) come up with the code for Dexter to kill by, that appealed to Rampling.

Damilola's age was important, he says, but there was something about the boy's character and appearance that appealed to people, summed up by his police mugshot.

I think the pope really dresses!" Both portraits double as shrewdly refractive mullings of different editions of fame, epitomized by Waters's recognition that Mathis's appeal is "something I could never achieve and he can never escape".