Sentence examples for appealing series from inspiring English sources

And for all the obvious self-serving PR it provides AMC's zombie franchise, "Ride With Norman Reedus" is an instantly appealing series, possibly more so for those who care deeply about motorcycles, but also for those who might be interested to know that there's an Airstream motel in Santa Barbara or who want to experience the regional color of, say, Pismo Beach, Pahrump, Nev., or Asheville, N.C.

Zombies notwithstanding, this appealing series, created and written by Dominic Mitchell, works this territory as credibly as any more conventional drama.

In another appealing series, however, she steps back to study the jazzy interplay of colors and shapes in a field of wildflowers.

By the end of the episode, all of them are revealed to be more than they first seemed, which gives this appealing series a lot to work with in coming weeks.

In a bookish but appealing series begun in 2008 Ms. Reichek uses digital and hand embroidery and silk-screen to reproduce a wide range of images and literary quotations relating to the Ariadne myth.

(Ages 4 to 8) An appealing series of books, originally published in France, about two beguiling friends, Gaspard and Lisa, sets their sophisticated adventures in museums, a hospital, on vacation.

The new shows include appealing comedy series with movie stars like Bette Midler and Geena Davis.

However, Michael Aronson from Manga Life found the series appealing and accessible to readers who have not read other Clamp series, and he hoped it would remain this accessible for following volumes.

Of course, by the end, so much of what initially made the series appealing had lost its novelty: all that macho smoking, pint-drinking and spontaneous sex.

Strawson contends that rather than appealing to a series of extra-semantic conventions to account for the possibility of speech acts, we explain that possibility in terms of our ability to discern one another's communicative intentions.

He also hopes that his film can transcend the legacy of Lynch's series, appealing to a much larger audience: "Travis' story is an important opportunity to shine a light on a host of issues which remain relevant today, including drug and alcohol addiction, teen sexuality, homelessness, and abuse," concludes Baran.