Sentence examples for appealing tactic from inspiring English sources

Bipartisanship is a fine sentiment and an appealing tactic, but where health care is concerned it was never a great idea.

Emad and his friends try every tactic, appealing through Israeli courts, occupying the orchard, marching every Friday, but nothing really works.

He would also be likely to use Mr Reagan's tactic of appealing direct to voters to put pressure on Congress.

The challenge here is that Romney, in term of his political positions, has changed so much that his beliefs cannot be taken as obvious at all, but perhaps that is also why this tactic seems appealing — even necessary.

Managing to mix sportswear and tailoring without it looking like some ill-advised corporate tactic of appealing to men in the midst of their mid-life crisis seems like a tricky prospect, but Martine has nailed it with every single collection so far, which seemed like a good enough reason to have a chat.    .

Obama attempted to pressure the Republican leadership over its threat of obstructionist tactics by appealing for it to consider the national good.

So now the protesters have shifted tactics by appealing to them directly.

A quarter of the women tried verbal tactics such as appealing to the clients' desire to protect their families from any misfortune or by attempting to elicit sympathy for the FSW's situation.

Instead of appealing to alumni, Botstein's chief tactic has been to court a few exceptionally wealthy donors.

Even Morozov's modest suggestion that BinCam should benchmark customer's recycling habits is a known tactic for creating comparison and appealing to "base" instincts like people's pride and their desire to keep up with others.

But he seemed to shift tactics later in the day, appealing to Pelosi.