Grotesquely dated attempts at appealing to younger audiences – hashtags, slang and social media references – suggest the writers haven't talked to a teenager in several years.
The candidate's past attempts at appealing to black voters have not gone over so well: In a widely-mocked moment in June, he singled out a black supporter at a rally and asked the crowd to "look at my African-American over here". .
The Rev. Charles Curran, saying that he would be a Catholic theologian "no matter what happens," said today that he was formally appealing the Vatican's attempt to dismiss him from the faculty at Catholic University.
Mr. Sledge is one of four singers who made company debuts in this revival; another is Georgia Jarman, who threw off showers of coloratura fireworks yet made a slightly muted effect as a kittenish Rosina in a production that runs more to antic artifice than any attempt at appealing to reality.
This was not an early attempt at appealing more to the general public, but actually a move to make it more difficult for Nazis to impersonate BBC broadcasters!
The historical significance of Hobbes's account of agency lies in his attempt, by appealing to the artificial tool of language, to weld a materialist determinism to a cognitive account of practical deliberation that can involve reasoning and be reason-responsive.
Part self-mocking display of whiteness, part naked attempt at appealing to millennials, the video covers over candidates' two-dimensional likenesses with explosions and Deal With It sunglasses.
Egg White Delight McMuffin This mix of egg white, Canadian bacon, and white cheddar was probably only coined a "delight" because "Attempt at Appealing to People Who Care About Their Daily Calorie Intake" doesn't rhyme with anything.
He is appealing another conviction, for the attempted murder of another black man.
Juan Antonio Samaranch, the I.O.C. president, has attempted unsuccessfully, by appealing to the heads of those countries, to have Hasan and Palenfo freed from jail.
