Sentence examples for by a dramatic appeal from inspiring English sources

This declaration was accompanied by a dramatic appeal to "cleanse Polish politics of dirt, fury, and hatred".

There he aroused controversy by introducing a large orchestra to accompany his masses, which, he maintained, should make a dramatic appeal.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh made a dramatic appeal in Parliament for Mr. Hazare to end his strike — yet was rebuffed.

That year the health minister, María Isabel Rodríguez, made a dramatic appeal to the international community for help, telling them: "It is wasting away our populations".

Ms Giffords made a dramatic appeal for tougher gun control in America.

In January the GM division will show its concept of a wickedly sleek roadster — a dramatic appeal to a younger generation.

That was when he made a dramatic appeal to all the internet "monsters" out there to finally do some good.

The fact that they continued to enjoy popularity to World War I may be explained by their simple dramatic appeal, which was coupled with sharp satire of the well-to-do and the ruling classes (but hardly ever of Islam).

"There was a very dramatic appeal from the children in those two places, and the same dramatic appeal from Fua and Kefraya," he said.

The world's championship was held by a verteran wrestler, with dramatic appeal, named Jim Londos.

A major achievement in cinematography and special effects, 2001 lacks dramatic appeal to a large degree and only conveys suspense after the halfway mark".