Sentence examples for appealing passages from inspiring English sources

There were certainly appealing passages in Mr. Buchbinder's interpretation, including his colorful rendition of Beethoven's cadenza, but overall the performance felt rather quotidian.

Among the show's most appealing passages is a series of scenes in which Cathy auditions — and auditions and auditions — for roles that she fails to get.

The most appealing passages revolve around the bad boy's tiny mistakes and colossal howlers at the table, which he constructively appraises instead of just licking his wounds.

One of the most appealing passages in the Times's obituary is this: "Mrs. Ford said many times that she was disappointed that she had never been quite good enough to be a first-rate dancer.

One might be able to see such passages as appealing to experiences the audience might have in its encounters with persons who do seem to possess special strength, substance, and tranquillity through identification with and commitment to a cause they perceive to be far greater than themselves.

And in Vermont, a motorist who requested a plate that says JN36NT (a reference to a New Testament passage) is appealing a federal judge's decision upholding the state's prohibition against religious messages on vanity plates.

"Washington was deaf, dumb and blind". And if successful passage meant appealing to the darker angels of human nature?

In short remarks at the private events, Obama has been emphasizing the part of his record most appealing to his liberal base – passage of the healthcare law, ending the ban on gays serving openly in the military, tightening environmental regulations and ending the war in Iraq.

The Hungarian soprano Ana Maria Labin was appealing but vocally tense in coloratura passages as his abducted lover Kostanze.

He is appealing again while also continuing to fight for passage of the bill.

It is filled with passages of great intellectual and emotional acuity, appealing both to the head and to the heart.