Sentence examples for continual appeal from inspiring English sources

If Anne Frank's continual appeal is rooted in every child's sense of his own powerlessness (along with the selfish hope that his papers will be published in redemptive, posthumous volumes that are hailed as classics and haunt his surviving family members), Shirley Temple movies satisfy a child's fantasies of tyranny, of being able to make grownups tap dance and marry each other on command.

Beyond the sensational appeal of Poe's work - the man walled into a wine cellar alive in 'The Cask Of Amontillado'; the doomed, sick love of 'The Fall Of The House Of Usher' - Reed, like Poe, is fascinated by the continual appeal of wrongdoing; the sinner's self-destruction, more than the sin.

Hanna succeeded in stunting Bryan's grass-roots appeal with a continual barrage of posters and propaganda that preceded and followed Bryan at every whistle-stop of his campaign train.

A big part of the strip's appeal is its acceptance of continual disappointment and constant failure.

The aesthetic appeal of the exhibits is continual and intense, but concentration on it can feel disrespectfully indulgent.

Continue to seek out a continual future.

But the show's appeal is not in its conflicts — it is in its continual argument for the values of honest pay for hard work, loyalty, and small acts of unseen kindness.

Indeed, part of the appeal of these tastings (and the challenge for their organizers) is the continual widening of the country's wine spectrum.

In April, a federal appeals court overturned last year's ruling which declared the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional, a sad testament to the continual barriers present in the battle for true separation of church and state.

Home birth also appeals to the desire of many new mothers to stay put, and in continual contact with their babies, after the grueling ordeal.

Sections repeat so that intrepid viewers can join in, yet, as usual, the chief appeal of the show lies less in its intermittent moments of invention than in its continual come-as-you-are warmth.