Sentence examples for common appeal from inspiring English sources

He presented a common appeal, refreshing for an Israeli politician.

A common appeal to authority involves a reference to an applicable document.

Clay Henry's popularity and common appeal made him a natural for politics.

Eventually "The Forbidden Thing" is transformed into "The Forbidden City, because not only were they (but Lucy especially) tempted to write -- solipsistically, narcissistically, tediously, and without common appeal -- about writers, but more narrowly yet, about writers in New York".

A common appeal made by an industry seeking tariff or quota protection is that its survival is essential for the national interest: its product would be needed in wartime, when the supply of imports might well be cut off.

1647 Nord Heroy, Norway 1707 Alstahaug, Norway Petter Dass, (born 1647, Nord Herøy, near Alstahaug, Norway died 1707, Alstahaug), Norwegian poet who, in an age of pedantry and artifice, stands out among his contemporaries for the vivid freshness, everyday language, and common appeal of his works.

This litany of identities might horrify those who argue that Democrats have fallen away from common appeals, but the premise of the movement is that a universalist program for health care, voting rights, reproductive choice, and higher wages begins in building coalitions among people whom politics have driven apart.

Furthermore, it fails to distinguish between the common appeals to excuses from obligatory action based on the particular difficulty or risk involved in its performance and the general exemption from supererogatory action that is sometimes easy and possible for everybody (like doing a small favor or showing forgiveness).

Subsequently in both television and newspaper datasets the common appeals of low cost, being able to 'feel good', the opportunity to travel and the lack of waiting time were consistent with the large amount of coverage related to cosmetic surgery, which was presented as a matter of 'lifestyle choice' for those willing and able to pay.

Each time I won, but the Commons appealed.

We note here, however, that plaintiff has a plausible claim that there is a common aesthetic appeal between the two works based on The SAT's plain copying of Seinfeld and Golub's statement on the back cover that the book was designed to complement the aesthetic appeal of the television series.