Sentence examples for appealing sight from inspiring English sources

Wakefield is never an appealing sight to hitters, with his fluttering knuckleball that dances home around 68 miles an hour.

This fusion of the skills of soccer's two dominant continents is what makes Barcelona the most appealing sight in today's sport.

I can think of no more appealing sight than a butcher behind a great tray of sausages in proper casings made from pigs raised by a farmer he knows well, but these need seeking out.

Giovanni Battista Cimaroli's painting of a celebration honouring the 1740 visit of a Saxon prince shows locals chasing bulls to entertain the crowds while  vastly long processions of elaborately dressed women and men occupy the perimeter (a far more appealing sight than today's sea of track suits and trainers).

They act like kids with their hormones in full gear and that is not an appealing sight.

It was difficult viewing - multi-millionaire rock stars being petulant ranks among the world's least appealing sights - but the film made its point: Radiohead loathed promoting their records.

This in itself wasn't appealing (the sight of prawn shell casings isn't really my thing), but the fact that my date had clearly spent a considerable amount of time hand-peeling each and every prawn (a whole kilo, I later discovered) impressed the hell out of me.

Selling a home using a model involves appealing to all of the senses — hearing, sight, smell, touch and taste — said Rebecca Hanford, president of November Design Group in Austin, Tex.

In appealing to such properties in their accounts, the sight lover can never be justified in any of his beliefs about the many beautifuls, because their accounts or reasons for their beliefs about the world must be false.

Reynolds plays him in just too appealing a way for us to get any real sight of the darkness in the character.

Clifford I. Nass, a Stanford communication professor, said the sight of familiar faces in high definition was especially appealing.