Sentence examples for appealing subject from inspiring English sources

An essay on the Mexican economy, not the most immediately appealing subject to the general reader, starts with a vivid description of the invasion in 1519 by the Spanish general Cortes using "deception, betrayal, warfare, and wanton violence".

(There might be some grist for a Seinfeld joke in the possibility that a New York Times story has been partly responsible for Seinfeld going about his business in such a way as to make him an appealing subject for a New York Times story).

For photographers, this made him an especially appealing subject.

Assassination has long been an appealing subject for male novelists.

Killer sharks are a more appealing subject than algal blooms; though they are much less deadly.

Weems is an appealing subject, lively and sparky and thoughtful, unafraid to consider the big questions.

From the earliest days of the medium, landscape, architecture, and monuments were appealing subjects for photographers.

One of the Democrats' most effective talking points has lost its potency, leaving them with few appealing subjects to discuss on the campaign trail.

Accompanied by relevant examples of furniture, decorative objects and books, they also reveal that rooms seen whole, with light and space as well as décor carefully depicted, are among painting's most appealing subjects.

Accompanied by relevant examples of furniture, decorative objects and books, they also reveal that rooms seen whole, with light and space as well as d?r carefully depicted, are among painting's most appealing subjects.

As potentially appealing subjects for future analyses of the OsGELP gene family, subclade IIIf can be specifically studied.