Sentence examples for appealed less from inspiring English sources

There was never a time when the sight of the ship of state in the hands of a crew of old Kipling diciples, able to greet triumph or disaster with identical composure, appealed less to us.

Its microeconomic reforms appeal less to its own voters than to business.

"The station currently appeals less to older people, to listeners from lower income households, to women and to ethnic minorities," the BBC Trust said.

Perhaps not surprisingly they tended to appeal less to the readers of the then vogueish Marxism Today and more to readers of Tatler.

Especially acute are painstaking drawings of odd objects — a camera tripod, heaped erasers, samurai armor — which appeal less to vision than to touch, as if they were excavated by hand from pictorial space.

This, at least, has been the case with the periodic oscillations of marriages, which appeal less and less to demographers.

This book will appeal less to readers interested in worldbuilding and in individuals navigating future social systems ― a la Ursula K. Le Guin, more anthropologist than philosopher.

His distant, sad father clearly appeals less to the boy than does his young English mother--shy, proper, but affectionate with her children, and, like her husband, the representative of a vanished 19th-Century culture.

That his views are shared by many in the Conservative party is another reason why they appeal to less and less of the electorate.

Consequently, people may find economic appeals less attractive than biospheric appeals.

Despite the urgent need for finance and constant appeals, less than one-third of UNHCR's Syria appeal is funded.