Sentence examples for appealing ground from inspiring English sources

The same could be said of Nicholls's books, which occupy an uncertain but appealing ground between academia and journalism.

Lightly sweetened and just a touch bitter, the romantic comedy "In Search of a Midnight Kiss" treads familiar if appealing ground.

It also has to be said that Halo 4 exists in a rather safe – albeit appealing – middle ground in the FPS online frag haven.

Remove appealing breeding grounds.

In theory Mr Bini Smaghi can stand his ground, appealing to the sacred principle of ECB independence, which should mean that he cannot be ousted from the board on political grounds.

In Bell v. Cone, No. 01-400, Tennessee was appealing on the ground that the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, in Cincinnati, had exceeded its authority in granting a writ of habeas corpus.

Democratic leaders, looking for a middle ground appealing to all their members, appear to be leaning toward a plan to devote a third of the non-Social Security surplus to tax cuts in the $700 billion to $900 billion range, a third to new spending and a third to debt reduction.

In contrast - a bit like the doomed 1992 Labour campaign - the SNP has occupied the moral high ground, appealing to the Scottish voters' conscience rather than to their pocket, and promising to reverse the Chancellor's one pence Budget income tax cut in Scotland, thus raising £700 million over three years to improve schools and hospitals and various other good works.

2) They are appealing to common ground to persuade somebody of something.

He's very handsome at altitude but less appealing on the ground.

"We are appealing on several grounds," said Craig Corrie.