Sentence examples for appealing elements from inspiring English sources

The feedback I receive has helped me hone in on more appealing elements of Braingrove's story.

As these essays stack up, it appears there is a Midgley doctrine, a kind of pragmatic pluralism, and it has a number of appealing elements.

Mr. Firestone, the Boston dealer, said: "One of the appealing elements of this silver is the evocation of its original use and meaning.

Trifling they certainly aren't, but despite appealing elements — like Mr. Serkin's warm, fluid touch — they did sound rather characterless and monochromatic here.

Despite those appealing elements, "Northern Lights" felt overlong and meandering; at half its length, it might have been twice as effective.

But the most appealing elements are two painted plaster sculptures of the dealer's perky West Highland terrier, Mimosa, which stand around hopefully and bridge the gap between the gallery's real white space and the artist's imaginary one (Smith).

Musicians sometimes introduce the works on their programs, a welcome evolution in the concert format and one that adds an appealing element of intimacy.

The stops and starts also affect a team's ability to operate quickly on offense — an ability that contributes to the fast-paced feel of a game and generally leads to the most appealing element of football: scoring.

Sometimes the portraits aren't perfectly preserved, which adds a strangely appealing element of decay.

Is this not the most appealing element of any human -- their ability to feel and express joy?

And is this not the most appealing element of any human -- their ability to feel and express joy?