Sentence examples for appealing would be from inspiring English sources

A better metaphor, although less linguistically appealing, would be a "slipping clutch".

The corruption sentence, against which Navalny is appealing, would ban him from holding public office if upheld.

Finally, there is Allison Crutchfield, who has her own band, Swearin', which is faster and fuzzier than Waxahatchee, and scarcely less appealing — it would be odd to love one without at least liking the other.

P.S – If the tables were turned and somebody I didn't know came to me with a proposition, even one that was appealing, I would be hesitant because I would be wondering – what's the catch?

The benefit of appealing now would be that it puts some pressure on the incoming secretary of Labor to continue with that appeal, though I don't know how much of that pressure they would actually feel.

It goes without saying that we root for Beth (Kristen Bell) and Nick Josh Duhamell), the appealing would-be couple at the center of "When in Rome," to find bliss together.

An appealing aperitif would be the light 2007 blanc de blancs sparkling wine ($35) from Lieb Family Cellars.

Heirloom apple tart with cinnamon ice cream was also appealing, but would be even more so if served warm.

"The most appealing scenario would be for the F.D.P. to share a coalition with Merkel's Christian Democrats," he said.

Mackie admits that crime drama is appealing: "It would be very easy for us to just keep doing more and more crime — and it works," she says.

That sounds appealing, but would be a strange way to conduct regulatory policy: repealing a rule's $1m in costs might lose the $100m it brings in benefits.