Sentence examples for appealing the same from inspiring English sources

The rising number of cases filed with the Supreme Court seems to suggest that "litigants (likely rightly) feel that even if the high court has decided a matter it is increasingly worth appealing the same case to the Supreme Court," the report says.

The Wars of the Roses and especially Richard III were appealing for the same reason they appeal to others: There's a mystery, and a sense that this person was perhaps quite different from how he was treated by historians.

They're appealing in the same way those "wise old person who knows the secret" stories that turn up in so many fantasy-adventure movies today are appealing, and they have the same shortcoming, which is that in life there never is just one secret, and there never is just one cause.

His Duke came off as a demented young narcissist, yet was dangerously appealing all the same.

Such food mementos are "appealing for the same reasons that anyone travels anywhere," he continued.

General Clark and Dr. Dean will be appealing to the same audience with some of the same qualities.

Overall it feels like a kind of gentrified pop: synthetic and nondescript, but predictably appealing all the same.

Those styles, along with clean, round-shoulder coats and jackets, hint of vintage couture — I was thinking early Givenchy — but they are appealing all the same.

This rational actor calculates his best advantage in any given situation and gets what he wants by appealing to the same calculating instinct in others.

Now comes Kia, drawing lessons from Scion's achievements, appealing to the same crowd with a box-on-wheels called the Soul.

James is appealing to the same idealistic side of doctors — the flame, he calls it — that helped persuade their predecessors to adopt scientific methods a century ago.