Sentence examples for appealing kind from inspiring English sources
Yet removing the bread from a sandwich seems to represent a breakthrough of the least appealing kind.
This is determinism, but determinism of a deeply appealing kind, for it reverses the usual relation between accident and necessity in human life.
This is determinism, but determinism of a deeply appealing kind, for it reverses the usual relation between accident and necessity in human life..
There are beery anthems and ragged ballads (many written with Tim Armstrong, from Rancid), and Pink demonstrates an appealing kind of sexual self-confidence: she takes special pleasure in telling boys to get lost.
The most appealing kind of email to send is friendly, funny and flattering, and cues an active conversation (rather than eliciting a passive yes/no response, or none at all) based on the profile that you have previously pored over.
In her Strauss roles, like the title character of "Arabella," which alternately calls for demure graciousness and soaring enthusiasm, Ms. Della Casa displayed "a wholly appealing kind of fragility, tender and unmannered," the musicologist J. B. Steane wrote in his book "The Grand Tradition: 70 Years of Singing on Record".
Both of those results are immensely appealing — a kind of serendipity — and contribute to the reasons that people are loyal and dedicated to an application, regardless of its intention.
"There's something appealing about kind of exploding that characteristic and expanding it, and making a whole character based around it".
This thing, in a very mass-appealing kind of way, is a puppy.
There's a pretty lean argument that these are a sort of reverse-psychology experiment – appealing to the kind of young people who comment 'my generation makes me sad' on vlogs and who kick back hardest against labels such as 'has ever taken a selfie in their life' – but I think that might be a bit too generous to the army.
There is something really appealing about that kind of funny, horrible, CRUELLA DE VIL sort of over-the-top person".
