Sentence examples for considerable appeal to from inspiring English sources

First, he outlined a policy agenda with considerable appeal to leftwing progressives.

As old Labour became New Labour, the SNP adopted left-of-centre policies of considerable appeal to the electorate.

In that event, Mr Johnson will be able to stand for the leadership, using his considerable appeal to Eurosceptics to beat out the other candidates.

The partisan dynamics of Arkansas worked against Mrs. Lincoln, while Indiana's work in favor of Mr. Lugar, who also retains considerable appeal to independent voters.

As the political success of Michael Bloomberg showed, the idea of a billionaire candidate who doesn't need to kowtow to vested interests can have considerable appeal to American voters.

Among the appetizers with considerable appeal to both the eye and the palate was linguine, served al dente, lightly dressed and tossed with purple onions, leeks and regular onions.

Ultimately, Woon's considerable appeal boils down to his unflagging sense of rhythm – not just the handclaps and finger-clicks, but his effortless roll and sway – and his tight control over the spaces in his languid music.

These ideas had considerable appeal, and led to unprecedented successes in machine understanding of some paragraph-length stories.

Pythagoras' teachings that the soul was immortal, would have other physical incarnations and might have a good existence after death were striking innovations that must have had considerable appeal in comparison to the Homeric view.

For example, the development of inexpensive personal air quality sensors has considerable appeal as an approach to gathering personal exposure data, but equal concern exists about the analytical sensitivity and accuracy of these monitors.

Come warm weather, the restaurant's outdoor patio will add to its considerable appeal.