Sentence examples for appealing the idea from inspiring English sources

People also find appealing the idea that they have motives and desires they are unaware of.

And while e-readers and multimedia may seem appealing, the idea of replacing an effective learning platform with a widely hyped but still unproven one is extremely dangerous.

"I found it appealing — the idea of celebrating vegetables or pulses without making them taste like meat, or as complements to meat, but to be what they are," he says.

Of course, I was horrified at first, but the more I think of it the more appealing the idea gets.

Also appealing is the idea that Trump is "a businessman, he's not a career politician".

There is something appealing about the idea of using food and cooking to nourish a new community.

There is something appealing in the idea of a Jewish antinomian as the epitome of what being Jewish is all about.

There is also something quietly appealing about the idea of a once wayward celebrity falling back in love with what made him famous.

There's something deeply appealing about the idea that therapy shouldn't be approached as a matter of science – that our individual lives are too distinctive to be submitted to the relentless generalisation by which science must proceed.

There's something hugely appealing about the idea of Guest and co entering the studio, concerned that they hadn't done Spinal Tap's oeuvre justice, determined finally to give Sex Farm the treatment it richly deserves.

There is something appealing about the idea of a fresh start fixing things; a recent Politico story suggested that the new Speaker and the White House might even be able to collaborate in a way that President Obama and former Speaker John Boehner could not.