Sentence examples for appealing matters from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, the most appealing matters for future research are i) the molecular and functional characterization of the putatively new PsvA-like T3SEs, ii) the exact function of the T6SS in Xf and other Xanthomonas, and iii) the delicate endophytic existence of Xf, sensitive to toxic compounds inside the strawberry plant cells.

"The Autobiography of Gucci Mane" is written with an appealing matter-of-factness, and it helps to replace myth with something closer to the real story.

He is appealing the matter.

Would-be road-builders must now consider appealing the matter to the Supreme Court.

It doesn't sound appealing, no matter how straitened the circumstances.

Myths and legends about these creatures loom large in every culture and the idea of finally finding solid evidence for their existence is appealing, no matter who you are.

Besides, as a vegetarian, he found the subject matter appealing.

"Scorecasting" is strictly a niche publication, its subject matter appealing not so much to the casual fan as to the immersed geek.

It consists of seven disparate matters appealing mainly to policy wonks: election procedures, ballot access, administrative tribunals and the like.

In Rawls' view, when deliberating about these matters, appealing solely to secular comprehensive accounts of the good such as Aristotelianism or utilitarianism is no more legitimate than appealing solely to religious reasons.

Also appealing is her subject matter.