Sentence examples for appealing not to from inspiring English sources

Above all it seems dedicated to the laudable goal of appealing not to the media or the distribution market, but to the movie-hungry citizenry of New York.

The Post's Rajiv Chandrasekaran reports on the resurgence of the Taliban in Kandahar: Just as they did in the 1990s, residents say the Taliban is appealing not to a popular desire for religious fanaticism but to a demand for good governance.

Earlier this month the New York Times ran an opinion piece written by Dr. Omalu under the fairly severe headline " Don't Let Kids Play Football" appealing not to parents but rather to Capitol Hill to establish a minimum legal age for football, like for voting or drinking.

When she graduated from Columbia, the business school asked her to stay on as director of corporate relations, "and it was too appealing not to accept," she said.

A new scientific-minded guess at this riddle is both intriguing and politically appealing, not to say politically correct: it suggests that ape-men made art and culture only when ape-men finally became more like ape-women.

Well I've never tried doing it, but I really enjoy sitting around people who are like that, because it sort of compensates for me.' It is this determination to display people 'at their best', as much as her ability to follow a script's 'emotional arc', that is likely to establish Chadha as Britain's most appealing, not to say powerful, export to Hollywood.

First, Islamic financial products particularly sukuk, issuance of which grew at an average annual rate of 35% from 2002 to 2012 have begun appealing not just to religious customers, but to all investors as a pure value proposition.

And this is extremely appealing not just to children but to that child in us all.

Ride-sharing programs have been enormous hits in the Brazilian megalopolis, Sao Paulo, and in Chilean capital, Santiago, by appealing not just to users but to drivers for the workday flexibility and earning possibilities.

The influential people photographed by Newman, who died in 2006 at age 88, make the exhibition appealing not only to artists but also to students and other visitors interested in a wide variety of fields, Ms. Levinthal added.

This was appealing not just to Mr. Garlick but also to members of his board who wanted to create a new identity for the organization.