Sentence examples for appealing brief from inspiring English sources

There were appealing brief cadenzas for the winds and harpsichord, but the piece -- actually a movement from a work in progress -- was far longer than its substance justified.

The 24 essays gathered here came about when distinguished writers were given what sounds like a most appealing brief: choose a museum that has played a part in your life, go back and write about it.

Covering everything from the rules for planning and organizing a brief to openers that can capture a judge's attention from the first few words, these tips add up to the most compelling, orderly, and visually appealing brief that an advocate can present.

Among the more obviously appealing briefs is the opportunity to bat in a top four also containing Ricky Ponting and Kevin Pietersen which, as Smith confirmed while being paraded before an unusually heavy media presence at The Kia Oval on Friday, should happen later this summer in the overlap after Ponting arrives.

On Wednesday, attorneys for Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke and TI filed their opening brief appealing an infringement verdict against their 2013 hit Blurred Lines.

And in its brief appealing the Massachusetts ruling, the department stressed seven times that a "binding" or "settled" precedent in that circuit required the easy test.

Earlier the composer and pianist Nico Muhly, who has worked extensively with Mr. Glass, played five brief, appealing original pieces with the violist Nadia Sirota.

In its brief appealing a lower court's ruling that President Bush lacked authority to order the military detention of an American citizen, Jose Padilla, the administration argues that the decision to transfer Mr. Padilla from the civilian courts to a military prison was made under the president's inherent authority as commander in chief.

The two-act show at the Joyce Theater begins with a brief, appealing and appetite-whetting film documentary on the Palladium Ballroom as it developed from its opening in 1947 to its peak of popularity in the 1950s as Manhattan's principal location for Latin ballroom dancing with big-band accompaniment.

Since I wrote last week's column, I've been in touch with Laurie Ashton, the lead attorney for the case in U.S. federal court, and have read the brief appealing the suit's dismissal, which was filed last month.

In its legal brief appealing Sporkin's rejection last month of Microsoft's negotiated deal with the Justice Department, the company said the Washington federal judge "severely prejudiced" the case by considering a range of allegations outside the government's charges and by unfairly criticizing Microsoft from the bench.