Sentence examples for appealing notion from inspiring English sources

It's an appealing notion and the plan has commendable aspects.

The quest to find decision-making insights in the modern data flood is certainly an appealing notion.

It's easy to see, then, why cyberflânerie seemed such an appealing notion in the early days of the Web.

It was an appealing notion: who doesn't want to believe that there's still time to do what hasn't yet been accomplished?

But with the help of Freeman, pop culture's most reliable narrator, "Through the Wormhole" advances the appealing notion that our universe isn't as small as it feels.

That means that despite the appealing notion of hordes of eager newcomers swarming to change Washington, the vast majority of those seeking jobs will be disappointed.

And it's true that a stronger renminbi would not be a quick fix for our economic problems, as appealing a notion as that might be.

By appealing to notions of human dignity and equality, liberal secularists are in fact drawing from the same philosophical well as Robert George does.

All this plays into the hands of the bigoted Pat Buchanan who cherry-picks Trump's most appealing populist notions.

Others attempt to avoid over-generating truth-makers by appealing to the notion of essence, a notion that purports to be far more discriminating than necessitation (Fine 1994; Lowe 1994).

They slide between making appeal to pictures in a fairly literal sense, and appealing to some notion of a quasi-picture (something that is not really a picture at all).