Sentence examples for cheap appeal from inspiring English sources

Those stale old fables about having to support Labour come what may - all the tired vocabulary of treason, betrayal and giving comfort to the enemy - have failed to work their cheap appeal.

There's extra culpability here, because the small-government types are well aware of, and drawing upon, the social-conservative point of view on reproductive issues and sex — and they're doing so for the cheap appeal of a certain idea of what a woman should do and be.

This isn't violence for violence's sake, nor is it a cheap appeal to that segment of audiences who want graphic violence and profanity simply because of their own self-consciousness about whether their fan interests are "grown up" enough.

While it's fun to listen to the tongue-in-cheek diatribe against TV and its corruptive, cheap appeal, it just fell flat.

Collini is enjoyably tart on bogus notions of "community" or cheap appeals to "respect", and does not neglect to plant a few disses himself ("so-called restaurant critics"; "the latte-sipping self-assurance of secularists").

Cheap appeals to voters' emotions insult their intelligence". --from Tuesday's New York Times.

Casole on the cheap Simple appeal, this one.

Cheap books appeal to core readers, who can often get through several a week, and this combination created a new publishing economy.

Further complicating the issue, many collectors simply aren't interested in -- or cannot afford to purchase -- authenticity, so cheaper replicas appeal to them.

"Mini's First Time" is delectably vulgar for 20 minutes or so, almost too bad to be true, but because it lacks the demented conviction of real camp, the glint of madness that keeps a bauble like "Valley of the Dolls" afloat, it soon loses its cheap-thrills appeal.

"The cheaper 5C appeals to a broader audience than Apple usually attracts," said Dominic Sunnebo, strategic insight director at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.