Sentence examples for constantly appealing from inspiring English sources
3) Players constantly appealing to match officials.
We were constantly appealing for funds from readers when I edited The Black Dwarf in 1968-69.
"Hershey has the burden of constantly appealing to a new generation," he said, "because the heaviest consumers of chocolate are younger.
'Eat by' and 'best before' labels just confuse, modern fridges are huge and the supermarkets are constantly appealing to our more frugal side with multi-buy 'three for two' offers.
As biographer Walter Isaacson wrote, Benjamin Franklin excelled at appealing "to their pride and vanity by constantly seeking their opinion and advice," and found that "they will admire you for your judgement and wisdom".
His presentation of politics as a never-ending, small-bore struggle for advantage among constantly shifting coalitions of interest groups, which appalled the Progressives, was appealing in the wake of Hitler and Stalin.
Somehow the thought of having another baby who doesn't sleep, wants to feed constantly, and who screams at the slightest discomfort isn't that appealing to you.
Clinicians find the test appealing because its cognitive tasks are the same as those they carry out constantly in their daily practice.
