Sentence examples for because of its appeal from inspiring English sources

While Kantian constitutivism faces objections peculiar to it because of its appeal to the value of humanity, other objections apply to all sorts of constitutivism.

It brings broadcasters valuable mass audiences but is especially important to ITV because of its appeal to advertisers.

"According to local sales analysis, the apparent reason for its tremendous sales is because of its appeal to all classes of record buyers".

It was to my eye a thing of great ugliness, not only because of its flat-footed, crudely simplified realism, grotesque scale and stunningly insensitive title, but because of its appeal to a cheap form of patriotic nostalgia.

It has long been said that the identity-based show is an evil whose necessity would disappear in a more equitable world, but museums and grant-giving foundations will continue to support this kind of project because of its appeal to various interest groups.

We adopt the latent variable method because of its appeal to intuition.

In a speech last April at Abyssinian Baptist Church, Mr. Green criticized Mr. Tatum's record of making remarks about Jews and said he would not seek the newspaper's endorsement because of its "appeals to prejudice".

In fact, he said that the simplicity of how Dropbox makes money is part of its appeal, because it means there should be fewer surprises down the road.

"The Wizard of Oz" was the pivotal event in that Golden Age, not just because of the overall brilliance of its execution, or the breadth of its appeal, but because it was the first major musical to take on, however subtly and gracefully, serious psychological themes in the real lives of contemporary people.

Some experts say Panera must enter Manhattan cautiously because a large part of its appeal is a spacious dining room with modern décor.

Although it's from the 70s, that's part of its appeal because a lot of the people who are interviewed were in the war and are now no longer around.