Sentence examples for appeals I from inspiring English sources

For example, gain-framed appeals (i.e., the potential benefits of the action) have been found to be more effective in persuading people compared to loss-framed appeals such as the potential side-effects (Rothman et al. 2006).

"Given the number of appeals, I have made a decision," Mr. Medvedev said in a message on his video blog.

Having worked for Veterans Affairs for many years, including more than 15 years in the area of hearings and appeals, I find this all too familiar.

The style is simple and sensuous and dark, which is a way of saying that it appeals (I imagine) to the teen psyche in much the same way that vampire-lit does.

Across the Atlantic, meanwhile, Barnes's infolded scrupulousness seems every bit as well adapted to a reduced idea of English fiction, to a habit of reading that appeals (I get it!) and wearies (yeah, I get it!) in equal measure.

But while contemporary art had its appeals, I kept going back to the past, and specifically to the American Wing's 18th-century galleries, to see how revolutionary changes happen and how images reflect and inspire them.

However, there were no significant differences in the sense of presence or the appeal (i.e., satisfaction) to participants regarding the virtual environment.

Lastly, it was shown that the social appeal (i.e., similarity attraction effect) of a pedagogical agent "seduced" learners away from salient information [46].

No doubt if I appeal, I'll lose that too.

"Do you mean because of the crowd appeal?" I ask.

That was the secret of his appeal, I think.