Sentence examples for appealing young man from inspiring English sources

After all, this able-bodied, infinitely appealing young man is spending most of his nights engaged in the heaviest lifting this side of a Mr. Universe training camp.

This able-bodied, infinitely appealing young man is spending most of his nights engaged in some painfully heavy lifting that no shoulders, no matter how broad, should be asked to attempt.

And the Richard Rodgers who kept emerging from these early articles, photos and letters was a very appealing young man.

In time you also see this appealing young man turn into a committed antiwar activist, a trajectory that takes him from murmuring in front of his television to speechmaking alongside mothers whose sons have died in Iraq, including the antiwar activist Cindy Sheehan.

They like watching endless stagings and restagings of Arthur Miller's The Crucible, which isn't as much about the trials themselves as it is an allegory about anti-communism (and, to be frank, about the danger appealing young women pose to men of good conscience).

Compounding the problem, said a senior research executive for another company, was the fact that Mr. O'Brien was especially appealing to young men.

What is it about virtual carjacking and killing innocent pedestrians that's appealing to young men who are otherwise upstanding citizens?

What sounded on the surface like a noble effort to show the company's concern for women, however, failed to square with the chain's long-standing advertising strategy of appealing to young men by portraying scantily-clad females suggestively eating its products.

David Lammy, an MP who represents the north London borough of Tottenham - which he claims is the most diverse constituency in Europe - told the BBC World Service's Focus on Africa programme that "the prospect of filling a void, an emptiness, and also a sense of belonging" makes involvement in extremist groups particularly appealing to young men in the Western world.

"Does that sound appealing to you?" "That sounds appealing," replied a young man at the market.

Not only must the services cope with every problem that besets the American people today, but they are also under constant attack to lower disciplinary standards, make do with less money and at the same time make themselves so appealing that young men will want to join.