Sentence examples for appealing people from inspiring English sources

People go to the cinema to see beautiful, appealing people.

That they are immensely appealing people, compassionate toward each other's weaknesses and doing their best to battle through their own, is precisely what makes their disintegration so harrowing to watch.

There is always something exhilarating about watching two appealing people manipulate, humiliate and bamboozle each other in the name of love, and Keith and Shanté flip the script on each other with resourcefulness and glee.

Hester Thrale, the subject of a biography just published in Britain — "Hester," by Ian McIntyre (Constable; £25) — is one of the most appealing people of the late eighteenth century, and part of her appeal is the modernity, the immediacy, of her appetites and frailties.

Almost everybody looks around and notices other sexually appealing people.

If one aspect of an idea or argument seems appealing, people tend to judge its other features more favourably too.

A popular way of attracting people to a crowdfunding campaign is appealing to people's theatrical and perhaps narcissistic tendencies.

That was appealing to people.

Media populism means appealing to people directly through media.

Williams worried that simply appealing to people's egos would make Twitter too ephemeral.

"The industry is about productivity, and that's appealing to people".