Sentence examples for appealing why from inspiring English sources

An acquaintance had sent along an idea she found appealing: why not showcase the finest American ingredients and regional dishes?

I RECENTLY cooked with a friend who had a novel idea that immediately seemed sensible and appealing: Why not cook pasta like risotto?

Since choreographers and composers are free to choose whatever subjects they find appealing, why not make ballets out of operas and operas out of ballets, if they so desire?

It is the reason the waft of a barbecue is so appealing, why browned crusts on foods from bread to biscuits to a T-bone steak are the best bits, and why, when no one's looking, I frenziedly scrape up every last trace of caramelised meat juices from the dish as though I were raised by wolves.

But his apparent lack of vanity is appealing and why, one suspects, he leaped at the chance.

Widmer thought Shrum and the family's consultants were stifling Max's most appealing qualities: "Why package this natural talent, whose greatest asset is that he's versatile and different and fresh?

These features are certainly appealing, but why is MySpace creating a new destination site when MySpaceID could presumably do many of the same things (Citysearch integrated Facebook Connect in December)?

This is why Odeh is appealing the conviction, and why I am supporting her.

But mixes of bold plaids as appealing sportswear showed why the forever young Castelbajac has a business as well as an image.

Both these ancient Greek ideals come together in a recent pamphlet from a thinktank, the New Economics Foundation, called National Gardening Leave, which has the appealing sub-title "why Britain would be better off if we all spent less time in the office".

He suggests what makes life in such a town so appealing — and why people leave for the city.