Sentence examples for appealing words from inspiring English sources

The three most appealing words were "commitment," "leadership" and "passion".

Bear in mind the task was not to compile a "best of" list, nor provide a rundown of hip-hop's canon – the idea was to capture the kind of appealing words and noises that may persuade novices (especially Radio 4 listeners) sceptical about hip-hop to give the genre a go.

Quite apart from the fact that motion gets the artistic juices flowing, there's the simple, undeniable fact – so wonderfully illustrated in Dominick Tyler's new book Uncommon Ground – that a country walk means you're more likely to be around more interesting, appealing words than you are when you're at home: "clitter" and "fingerpost" and "tumulus" instead of "sideboard" and "tax" and "USB".

Add that to his appealing words about peace and I was seriously hooked.

AUSTERITY is an appealing word.

Since definitions are still being fashioned for this appealing word I turned to two authors for further enlightenment.

"Perfect" is an appealing word when compared to "best": it's patently ridiculous, but it also hints at the mystical belief that there are no mistakes.

Discussions are taking place to persuade the Labour frontbench to adopt more broadly appealing wording for a softer Brexit proposal, rather than put their own version of a Labour Brexit deal as one of the options in the next round of voting.

After all, there's no more appealing word than "free".

Subjects were instructed to spontaneously select the most appealing word in each word pair by button press (forced-choice situation).

But he's got a deep, resonant voice, and a wit that makes him appealing". The words of King News are even reaching beyond Los Angeles.