Sentence examples for appealing examples from inspiring English sources

J. J. Lally J. J. Lally also includes appealing examples of Neolithic pottery vessels in its Asia Week show titled "Ancient Chinese Ceramics and Tomb Sculptures".

Filled with appealing examples that will motivate students, the textbook considers modern application areas, such as information retrieval and animation, and classical topics from physics and engineering.

He found several appealing examples at David Duncan Antiques, including one from the 1940s that he said was inspired by the early 20th-century decorator Elsie de Wolfe and was once owned by the socialite Bunny Mellon.

Other intuitively appealing examples of fusion are given in the pioneering paper Fitting 1969, where alethic and deontic modalities are fused (before the concept of fusion had ever been introduced).

For me, though, the most appealing examples come from the Veneto in Italy, where there's a tradition of using semi-dried grapes or grape skins left over from making amarone to make off-dry reds.

We briefly describe current methods for the surface modification of graphene-based nanocarriers, their biocompatibility and toxicity, followed by a summary of the most appealing examples demonstrated for the delivery of anti-cancer drugs and genes.

At this point, let us consider another intuitively appealing example for an aggregation rule, called rank-order principle.

It's both an appalling and appealing example of 70s "aggro".

A more appealing example of 3D printing is Collagene, a bespoke mask developed by Do the Mutation, an Italian design group founded by Filippo Nassetti and Alessandro Zomparelli.

Egypt is a particularly appealing example given the turbulent path it has taken since Mubarak stepped down amid violent street protests more than three years ago.

In one especially complex and appealing example, fragments of old Prestype lettering (which itself is waxy and becomes brittle with age) emphasizes the fragile, ephemeral qualities that dominate her work.