"The fact that the only people who can message you [on Tinder] are people you want to get messages from is especially appealing," wrote Jezebel's Katie Dries in July.
"I found its controlled and altruistic violence deeply appealing," he writes.
One Psycho-Babble poster, Rocket Jackson, complaining that his current prescription drug "has lost its once appealing 'bang,' " writes, "I'm finally willing to take the plunge" with phenelzine.
And yes, Stan Kasten being part of the ownership group is one of its most appealing aspects, writes Richard Justice on MLB.com.
"Diversity is so plastic and broadly appealing," Berrey writes, "it can justify effective policy interventions such as affirmative admissions, and it can animate progressive political action to redistribute resources to the disadvantaged, too" — measures that Berrey seems to support, and that many other Americans otherwise might not.
It takes skill to write appealing, enjoyable, accessible fiction, too, as most commercial novelists will insist to their dying day.
Deft and appealing, it was written by Nanjiani and his wife, Emily V. Gordon, and lightly modelled on the shape of their own relationship, in the early days.
The playful title indicates that this restless, appealing piece was written for Time for Three, a contemporary-music trio with an unusual combination of lightly amplified string instruments: two violins (Zachary DePue and Nicolas Kendall) and a double bass (Ranaan Meyer).
The woman declined to say if she had voted for the death penalty, but she said jurors were impressed during the first day of the penalty hearing Thursday by a letter that the rabbi's former assistant at M'Kor Shalom, Rabbi Gary Mazo, wrote appealing for Rabbi Neulander's life.
President David O. McKay put it this way, "...there is an explanation for... racial discrimination, dating back to the pre-existent state, but modern sociologists will not accept it... they are writing appealing to us to lift the ban upon the Negro race, and adopt racial equality in the Church".
