Sentence examples for appealed specifically from inspiring English sources

Samsung appealed specifically to a clip appearing on YouTube arguing Attached hereto as Exhibit D is a true and correct copy of a still image taken from Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film "2001: A Space Odyssey".

Writing in English, he appeared to appeal specifically to Americans.

"To appeal specifically to one group is divisive, particularly in a diverse community like this," Mr. Gianaris said.

Last year it launched a range of new tariffs under the Precept brand designed to appeal specifically to small business users.

But new technology allows carefully targeted communications, designed to appeal specifically to a given audience reached directly online, or as peers share carefully prepared propaganda products.

Yet neither project imposes age restrictions on buyers or is being promoted to appeal specifically to people age 55 and over.

This more sophisticated strategy, by a movement once considered a monolith that took a one-size-fits-all approach, is intended to appeal specifically but simultaneously to engineers and janitors, to teachers and garment workers.

(AP) THE DEMOCRATS AD CAMPAIGN AIMS AT MINORITIES -- Democratic Party officials announced yesterday the start of a radio and television advertising campaign intended to appeal specifically to African-American and Hispanic voters.

Fusion will have its premiere late this summer, the companies announced Monday, as the first cable channel aimed to appeal specifically to English-speaking Latinos who can find news and entertainment elsewhere.

Politics is driven by "sound bites" designed to appeal specifically to the lowest common denominator of fear — fear of "big government" wielding "death panels," fear of an "axis of evil" threatening our very existence, or, most recently, fear of the 47 percent of "takers" who are siphoning the country's wealth to support their "entitlement" lifestyle.

Most of her first decade tackling girls' underperformance at maths was spent preparing Money Stuff, her lavishly illustrated, user-friendly interactive maths course, designed to appeal specifically to her target audience with its underlying theme that maths is the key to money and hence independent, fulfilled lives.