This, perhaps more than anything else is the key to her appeal; why she deserves to be a star.
But at the same time, the speed and violence of the game is part of the appeal, why so many people watch".
"If such a crazy idea has such limited appeal, why do they have the attack dogs calling all over the country about this?" Feingold asked.
Yet there remains a nagging question: if the Resort collections are practical, stylish and have vital customer appeal, why would they not all be shown on the runway — either in addition or instead of the big international show?
"Nowadays when a studio is only releasing several dozen films a year and wants the broadest appeal, why would you make films about working-class characters or class conflict?" said Steven J. Ross, a history professor at the University of Southern California and author of the 1998 book "Working-Class Hollywood: Silent Film and the Shaping of Class in America".
Now, when his attorneys moved to file an out-of-time appeal, why wouldn't you just consent to that?" The zealotry of the state's lawyers, Justice Alito and other justices suggested, compounded the undeniable misconduct of lawyers for Mr. Maples, who barely mounted a defense.
Re "A 'Kagan Doctrine' on Gay Marriage," by Jonathan Rauch (Op-Ed, July 3): On the surface, Mr. Rauch's argument has appeal: why not let the political process solve political controversies, like the question of gay marriage, rather than look to the courts to impose solutions?
I suggested that since he had all these editors, inventors, etc make an appeal, why not have an appeal from his biggest user.
Second, we needed to get couples, parents, and families to sit down with lawmakers and make personal appeals about why marriage matters to them.
