Sentence examples for appealing life from inspiring English sources

Emily Fons proved unusually persuasive as a male in the trouser role of Cherubino, the libidinous page, and Susanne Mentzer, who used to be quite the Cherubino herself, brought the older Marcellina (Figaro's mother, it turns out) to appealing life.

But Germaine Greer seemed to lead the most appealing life.

This is a scene from a specific kind of appealing life: say, a weekend at somebody's rustic but carefully decorated second home, which is both in the woods and near the ocean, spent among a group of eccentrically beautiful non-relatives between the ages of twenty-five and sixty. twenty-five and sixty

A leading TV correspondent recently said to me, "We really don't know too much about Obama except that he has an appealing life story and delivers great speeches".

Don't spend time shaming or punishing yourself over it, though - those actions take time that you could be using to build a more productive and appealing life outside of viewing pornography.

From Charles E. Porter, a box of strawberries, on end, with its contents tumbling out makes a simple but naturally appealing still life.

Lawyers for Jonathan Jay Pollard, an American convicted of spying for Israel who made his first public appearance in more than 15 years today, asked a federal judge today to allow them to continue appealing his life sentence.

Prosecutors said the defendants took part in the killings of minority Tutsi under orders of Jean-Paul Akayesu, an ethnic Hutu, who is appealing a life sentence after his conviction.

Pakistani prosecutors today demanded the death penalty for Nawaz Sharif, the ousted prime minister, appealing the life sentence given to him after he was convicted on April 6 of hijacking and terrorism.

A Greek seaman appealing his life sentence for the murder and beheading of his girlfriend from New Jersey had his prison term reduced to 23 years by a Greek court yesterday.

The once-appealing life outside of government and public affairs became a far-less appealing lack of experience.