Sentence examples for appealing creature from inspiring English sources

Now, however, the county appears to have spawned an altogether less appealing creature: Essex rat.

The suckerfish, listed as an endangered species since 1988, is also a perfect target for the conservatives who previously delighted in ridiculing the snail darter and the spotted owl, which at least had the advantage of being an appealing creature.

She needed a more appealing creature to draw crowds and to train for movies, TV and advertising.

We might sympathize with the birds and the squirrels that endure the subfreezing cold outside and fill some feeders, but we don't give any thought to smaller, less appealing creatures — the insects and spiders, for instance, that inhabited the backyard or woods in the summer.

Celebrating the completion of the boring of the Channel Tunnel, this follows its progress, albeit in a fictionalised world, and through the efforts of two small and appealing creatures, an English and a French mole.

The underlying premise, borrowed from Slonczewski's 1998 novel "The Children Star," is immediately appealing: sentient one-celled creatures called micros can exist symbiotically within human skulls.

Sea otters, sea lions and whales are just a few of the appealing marine creatures often spotted in the bay's cool blue waters.

Acorns have evolved to be deliciously appealing to deer, squirrels, and other woodland creatures.

It's foolish, I found, to pretend that Rand is a repulsive creature that only nutcases could fine appealing.

Though mildly appealing, Francis Upritchard's Rodinesque pair of bronze simian creatures and Oliver Laric's colorfully striped cast resin portrait of Sun Tzu with two faces like the Roman god Janus, would be seen to better advantage in an indoor gallery.

These books succeed because the idea of sharing one's life with such a creature is, at some deep level, very appealing.