Sentence examples similar to continuous appeals from inspiring English sources

One sort of film that has had continuous appeal, albeit for a specialized audience, has been the travel film.

One of its most revered leaders, Kurt Schumacher – who in 1932 described the national socialist ideology as "a continuous appeal to the inner swine in human beings" – spent 13 years in Hitler's camps, including Dachau.

"I think that because she has a continuous appeal to new generations of Dora fans, it seemed like the type of property that if we were going to do this sort of extension, this sort of growing-up move, it would be the one to go with.

The story of amateur British climbers who triumph with what appears to be basic equipment holds a continuous appeal, and the process of dismissing past scientific achievements on Everest seems to start in earnest as early as 1953.

The framework explains that CID sequelae are a consequence of a continuous energy appeal reaction.

Due to Siamese and Vietnamese continuous invasion, Cambodia appealed to French for protection and became a French protectorate in 1864.

There may be continuous rows and sobbing appeals to be taken away from one another, forgotten in the morning.

The evaluation of service quality in the hotel industry is an ongoing process that appeals a continuous monitoring to maintain high levels of service quality across a number of different service criteria (Benítez et al. 2007).

Furthermore, they appealed for continuous, effective advocacy programmes.

The appeal for continuous education has also been observed in the study for MLWs in Tanzania and Malawi [ 35, 36].

Despite its superficial appeal, government by continuous opinion poll does create one serious dilemma.