Sentence examples for appealing player from inspiring English sources

Not everything on this CD is that brilliant, or that shameless, but Ne-Yo is a deft and appealing player in the game of modern-day R&B.

The young Armenian violinist Sergey Khachatryan is still finding that balance, but he is a powerful, appealing player who can produce a stunning effect when he lands on the right side of the line.

Eventually, the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston acquired her works, and the artist, who never sold a painting in her lifetime, earned tenure as a minor but singularly appealing player in the history of American Modernism.

With three regular infielders currently out of action, the Mets are getting things done with appealing players like Mora, Lenny Harris and Joe McEwing.

The American crowd was not thinking about labor issues as Nadal and Roddick took the court in a pairing between two appealing players.

A cast of appealing players (Zac Efron, Adam Devine, Anna Kendrick, Aubrey Plaza) and a ripe premise (two jocks advertise for wedding dates and get a pair of stoners masquerading as respectable young ladies) make for a rowdy anti-romcom that could be just the summer holiday your brain deserves.

What really makes Draw Something appealing, players say, is the ability to display your winning work on a site like Instagram.

For the Yankees, the problem in making trades is that their most appealing players are the kind they want to keep.

Finding a setup man would seem to be easier than trading for a center fielder, because there are still some appealing players on the free-agent market.

That could, however, be remedied if the club completes trades for a few of their few appealing players, like Kenny Cooper, who led the Red Bulls with 18 goals, but created few on his own.

As for the sprinkling of stardust required to attract spectators and media attention, Major League Soccer has shown that a move to North America is appealing to players approaching the end of their careers, some of whom are prepared to take less money than is on offer in Europe in order to live in a glamorous city such as New York.