Sentence examples for appealing chapter from inspiring English sources
The most appealing chapter is devoted to Harlem, where the reader (assumed to be a white male) is advised to bring a girl to avoid trouble (again, "white girl" is assumed; this was the time of "honkies" - rich white boys riding into black areas and "honking" their horns for women).
The Texas chapter is appealing the decision of the Lone Star state's Department of Motor Vehicles which rejected their bid for customized license plates and in Kentucky —a state which remained in Union hands during the Civl War — the local Sons of Confederate Veterans are considering a lawsuit to get their plates on cars.
He defends this by again appealing to the amoralist (Brink 1989, chapter 3, section 8).
He took this anecdote about the shower, labeled it "The Unseen" and made it the "U" chapter in his fluky, perversely appealing encyclopedia-style volume.
Prichard, Ala., which stopped paying monthly checks to retired city workers when its pension fund ran out last year, is appealing a bankruptcy judge's ruling that it did not qualify for Chapter 9 under Alabama law.
In the final chapter of his important but slightly under-annotated book, Dickie sees only the hopeful, appealing side of slow food.
The promising opening chapters of Michael David Lukas's first novel, "The Oracle of Stamboul," have many of the appealing features of a fairy tale.
Scattered, maddening, appealing, both bracingly candid (as Mr White always is) and curiously elliptical, it is a monologue, divided by convenience into chapters.
Chapters about popular tasks such as designing a bathroom or planning an extension would be a help if the manufacturer is serious about appealing to both.
