Sentence examples for appealing calling from inspiring English sources

Hunter said Friday that he was appealing, calling the two-suspension a "little harsh" before playing in the game.

Buddy DeSylva's upbeat lyrics to Jerome Kern's lovely tune provide an appealing call to a positive outlook on life, even in the face of adversity.

REBOUNDS Philadelphia Coach LARRY BROWN criticized the officiating crew -- EDDIE F. RUSH, MICHAEL SMITH and KEN MAUER -- after appealing calls several times during the game.

That is much more appealing than calling their uncle and trying to convince him to vote for someone that he doesn't want to vote for.

The judge sharply rebuked the administration for appealing his decision, calling the move politically motivated, "frivolous," and "something out of an alternate reality".

THE ASSESSMENT Information technology experts consider Global Supply Net's operations both exciting and risky because Mr. Odzer has to build interest in a new market approach before he can reap profits -- what is called appealing to early adopters.

In the study of argumentation, this is called appealing to the "pathos" or someone's emotions.

In the study of argumentation, this is called appealing to the "logos" or someone's logic.

Grandaddy is known for spaced-out, Neil Young-isongsngs; its most recent album is a slight but appealing disc called "Sumday" (V2).

In fact, we show that one of our new candidates satisfy an appealing property called "quasi-optimality, " which means that the SNARG simultaneously minimizes both the prover complexity and the proof size (up to polylogarithmic factors).

Mesa disputes the finding, is appealing and calls it unfair to cite old Ornstein baggage.