Sentence examples similar to appealing realms from inspiring English sources
"Life in Hell" was a safe, visually appealing realm for sharp self-mockery.
Though his Tappan Tunnel idea draws serious interest, his Grand Ring idea is pretty much relegated to the realm of novelty, appealing mostly to frustrated commuters and science fiction fans.
On April 15, Ernest-Antoine Seillière, the head of the French employers' federation known as Medef, took the unusual step of moving into the realm of foreign policy, appealing to American businessmen to refrain from boycotting French companies.
But when the issue is anticompetitive behavior — a charge made by rivals and some businesses — Google has lately been emphasizing that it sees itself as a publisher, and it is appealing for different kinds of protections, in the realm of free speech.
Newsrooms are often involved in brainstorming ideas to make their papers more appealing, but they typically limit themselves to the journalistic realm.
But religion and controversy aside, Rushdie is a master of his craft and his literary style takes historical fiction to an epic realm borrowing elements from Eastern mythology while appealing to Western readers.
"I can understand how to industry players it's appealing: 'Wow, look at this woman doing something really diverse in the realm of world music — let's try to bottle that up.' " To someone who hasn't heard Ms. Soto, it can be hard to define her craft.
Outside of movies, lip-synched animations are also appealing -- as avatars, or graphic icons representing real people online or in other electronic realms.
Especially appealing are the personal documentations made by Edwin Way Teale in his delightful book, "The Strange Lives of Familiar Insects". Yet, watching what goes on outside does peak curiosity and spur learning in many other realms.
