He is appealing for expertise, financial help and media coverage to protect the forest from the developers.
The National Football League apparently found that more appealing than the sports expertise of Charles Dolan, who controls Cablevision, Madison Square Garden, the Knicks and the Rangers.
Susan Stautberga founder of WomenCorporateDirectors, which enables female directors to meet to discuss common board issues, said that experience in specific countries like India or China may be appealing, and so may expertise in information technology, mergers and acquisitions, or regulatory issues.
Alan King, who is always appealing, needs all his transparent expertise to make some of the stale jokes pay off ("Anybody who goes to a psychiatrist should have his head examined"), but his delivery makes the good ones almost worth the wait.
The anti-intellectualism of George W. Bush was a major turn-off to educated affluent voters, while Mr. Obama's obvious intelligence and his high regard for expertise is very appealing.
In addition, less educational attainment has been shown to be associated with more self-reported health information needs [ 23], making relying on the physician's expertise perhaps more appealing in order to acquire the desired information.
Surely within the room was the expertise to create exciting and appealing events that could be delivered on the doorstep of the very people others were trying to tempt over the threshold.
Ms. Watkins, behind her black-rimmed spectacles and scientific expertise, simmers with sensuality as Elizabeth, and Mr. Barnett makes Alvin an appealing nerd.
But the Senate is full of policy expertise; it has only one doctor, a role that puts him in an appealing category of his own, particularly in a party so intent on projecting the philosophy of "compassionate conservatism".
This superficially appealing notion is one you often encounter when people disagree with professional critics — as if expertise, authority, and taste were available only to practitioners of a given genre.
