Sentence examples for appealing our from inspiring English sources
A Facebook spokesperson said: "It's untrue to suggest that we are appealing our court case only on a point of language.
After a week spent appealing our dubious cards, we've paid our fines, served our suspensions (result!) and we're off again for MLS week six — the week where we truly see which coaches are great, via their ability to face down the cameras after yet another loss, while maintaining that what we're seeing is still down to that mysterious life force known only as "early season".
When we get shown products that we find appealing our brains release a pleasurable chemical called dopamine.
While the use of epistasis-based hypotheses to make general assumptions on the evolutionary dynamics of viral populations is appealing, our data caution their interpretation without further knowledge on the characteristics of the viral mutant spectrum under different environmental conditions.
[Editors' note: what now follows is the decision letter after the authors submitted for further consideration.] Thank you for your letter appealing our initial decision.
Though appealing, our results suggest that organisations may still face challenges with this approach.
He just needs to frame his positions differently, appealing to our hearts, not our intellects.
Kant believed that for our judgments to be valid we must transcend our private or subjective conditions in favor of public and intersubjective ones, and we are able to do this by appealing to our community sense, our sensus communis.
While the Southern political strategy of divide and conquer gained ground in recent decades by appealing to our fears, not to our hopes, the country lost its way and now faces spiraling declines.
The reason that the residential solar industry has begun to buck this general trend is because, instead of appealing to our heartstrings, it has begun to appeal to our checkbooks.
Because we are often not aware of how the candidates are appealing to our fast thinking, they are capable of swaying our views without our knowledge.
