Sentence examples for appealing air from inspiring English sources

Some years before I met him he had been voted the world's sexiest man, and I have to say he was quite scrumptious, with his bouncing brown curls and appealing air of French vulnerability.

Their trysts have an appealing air of big children playing at adulthood, not quite ready to grow up.

Mr. Horne is black — still a rarity among country music performers — and this group has an appealing air of social progressivism to it.

The romance of melancholy — a style of self-presentation marked by an appealing air of ennui — has been with us since Hamlet.

Gizzi is fifty-two and a professor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, but he has held on to the appealing air of the working-class kid growing up in Pittsfield, doing menial jobs and listening to his older brothers' records.

Jfutral commented: “As long as we are a consumerist society, where buying things is still the predominant way of acquiring pretty much anything, renting will always have a less appealing air about it.”.

Today, it's announcing its first big mobile partnership, one that should make app pretty appealing to any air travelers in San Francisco.

There was an air of appealing gaiety about her.

It must not even have the air of appealing to a specially literary and cultured class.

In response to the Great Recession, dueling schools of real estate reality have emerged on the air, each appealing to opposing inclinations.

Baby artichokes with pumpkin-seed oil drops on a mandarin-orange coulis with vinegar "air" looked especially appealing.