Sentence examples for appealing fare from inspiring English sources

Richard Dixon, the chef and owner who left the acclaimed Mirabelle in St. James a couple of years ago to open his own place, continues to turn out imaginative and appealing fare, often taking bistro standbys like oxtails, frogs legs, hanger steak and cheesecake and giving them an inventive tug or two.

Reportedly, Jeff Bezos wants the company to focus on bigger series that can attract a mainstream audience, rather than the niche (and critically appealing) fare it developed in the past.

I realize that might not be the most appealing fare for vegans or other plant-based eaters, but they might want to get used to it because apparently that's how we're all going to eat in the future.

Plots, premises, gimmicks, outsized concepts -- these are the bells and whistles that the networks apparently think will pull viewers away from their Netflix marathons and their On Demand viewings of more addictive and appealing fare.

Many more would find the BBC's fare appealing.

Squeezing seven nights out of an audience that supports one or two on a regular basis is why we will have programming such as "Views From the Underground" and "Foreign Film Fridays" in our programming line-up for niche markets and outreach for underserved audiences, as well as "Jazz or Classical Filmbrunch" featuring live entertainment and a lighter fare appealing to a wider audience.

But in recent years this once-stodgy festival, which had tried repeatedly to peddle Mozart & Friends as appealing summer fare, has been re-energized by its artistic director, Jane Moss, and music director, Louis Langrée, who have brought adventure, challenging contemporary works and provocatively varied repertory to its offerings.

If that association doesn't help you find the right words to express your feelings next Saturday, the French-style fare and appealing decor of a house that dates to the 1700s will probably do the trick.

Many would find the BBC's fare highly appealing.

It's called Ultraviolet, and rather than simply appealing to your tastebuds, the fare at this ultra-exclusive, clandestine eatery tantalizes all your senses.

The usually appealing Ms. Witt and Ms. Sobieski fare less well than Ms. Unger does, largely because one is forced to vamp Dr. Jack while the other assumes a naughtier role, and in leather pants, no less.