Sentence examples for aspect appeals from inspiring English sources

That aspect appeals to Pletcher.

In truth, the game's social aspect appealed to Gustafson, who followed her parents and brothers into golf.

This aspect appealed to Beta customer ADP.

But both the humor and the multigenerational aspects appealed to the network.

If the experimental aspects appeal to you, "Dazzle Ships" is the next in line.

There were many interesting features to the case – not least the condescension of some dubious parts of the British academic community to an upstart American – but three aspects appealed to me above all.

The aspects appealed to include the phenomenology of the experience of the emotion, the emotion's typical facial expression, the contour of vocal expression typical of a person experiencing the emotion, and the contour of bodily behavior typical of such a person, including 'gait, attitude, air, carriage, posture, and comportment' (S. Davies 2006, 182).

If anything, the aspect that appeals to many about Olympic achievement – hugely driven athletes doing extraordinary deeds and overcoming huge odds – is even more pronounced when it comes to the Paralympics.

Not all the walk participants live in Beverly Hills, an aspect that appeals to Bosse.

Today we are expected to specialize whereas the idea of the Renaissance Man, where your mind could go from one thing to another with each one of them benefiting... that's the aspect that appeals to me.

That should appeal to younger male riders in particular, while the electric aspect should appeal to younger riders of both genders, who tend to be more sensitive to enviromental matters.