Sentence examples for appealing to think from inspiring English sources

It's appealing to think so.

It is appealing to think Schreber's madness eventually freed him from the horror his life had become.

It may be appealing to think that someone named Dan would prefer to be a doctor, but we have to ask whether there are so many doctor Dans simply because Dan is a common name, well-represented in many professions.

It's appealing to think that the shared, discoverable details of the world are enough, a comfort to believe that having an experience is the same thing as being able to narrate it.

As with fluorescent animals, bioluminescent creatures rely on a protein to shine their lights, so it's appealing to think that we could just extract the protein and attach it to proteins in mammalian cells.

It is at least initially appealing to think that, if an object has a property in an intrinsic fashion, then it has it independently of the way the rest of the world is.

We understood the type of buyer that would be looking to purchase a home in that price range and that neighborhood, and we customized the staging to be appealing to them". Think it's a fluke?

Ironically, they risk marginalizing themselves by appealing to people who think of the 'Prairie Home Companion' as high art.

"The promoters of these are appealing to people who think it's better to do things outside of the medical establishment," he said, adding that "the desire to help people is an extremely strong motivator, but so is money".

Gibson may win some friends in the near term by appealing to people who think the notion of government protection of the environment as such is wrong, and who label all government efforts to enforce regulations "bullying".

But he added that if Republicans "keep on sending people a message they are right-wingers," Mr. Cooper will have an advantage in the "outside game" of appealing to voters who think the state has veered too far from its moderate political tradition.