Sentence examples for appealing to most from inspiring English sources

Giving up buying new clothes has a "hair shirt element which is not appealing to most people", says Chris Goodall, author of Ten Technologies to Save the Planet.

"I think what happened with financial regulation is the bill stayed on the far left and therefore was not in the end appealing to most of my members," Mr. McConnell said at a news conference at the Capitol.

The central challenge was that the soy, an organic material, eventually began to smell not appealing to most consumers.

But that also means that they're not appealing to most of the users who own an iOS device.

Moreover, the brown or red pericarp is also not appealing to most consumers and in most cases the rice has to be polished to remove it (Teeken et al. 2012).

Multiplanar reformations represent a highly valuable complement to axial images in providing better anatomic delineation of the rupture site, and their similar orientation to surgical anatomy is appealing to most surgeons.

Rick Santorum won Tennessee, appealing to the most conservative voters there.

But to capture them, both parties are appealing to their most partisan fans.

Mr. Santorum won Tennessee, appealing to the most conservative voters there.

"They are appealing to the most aggressive, energetic, loudest portion of the Republican Party," said Tim Burke, chairman of the Hamilton County Democratic Party.

Mr Howard has captured these former Labor heartlands in the last two elections largely by appealing to voters' most conservative and populist instincts.