Sentence examples for certainly appealed from inspiring English sources

The story almost certainly appealed to the author as a parable examining the extraordinary relationship between slavery and liberty.

Renoir's near-fetishistic attachment to flesh and paint — the two seem to merge as one thing — certainly appealed to the pleasure-principle painter that Mastisse was on the verge of fully becoming when he met Renoir in 1917.

It certainly appealed to me more than the outfits recommended for twentysomethings, which were always far too short and metallic for my mature-to-the-point-of-geriatric taste.

But they certainly appealed to racists.

Also, the fact that this has been used to store weapons, and the technology I'm talking about has come to be weaponised recently; that certainly appealed to me.

Mr. Spade will certainly appeal.

"It would certainly appeal to other retailers".

(Proponents of Proposition 8 will almost certainly appeal today's decision).

Wilpon and Katz would almost certainly appeal the requirement that they turn over their fictitious profits.

A brownie trifle would certainly appeal to the kids at the table.

That certainly appeals to Cheryl Tormey, 43, a bill collector from Monroe, Conn.