Sentence examples for course appeal from inspiring English sources

I could, of course, appeal to Graham's professed love of Jesus, in an attempt to change his tune.

Alternate realities, of course, appeal to adolescents as well as inventors, and in some ways Mr. Allen's museums lean toward the former, enshrining his own adolescent passions.

Johnson could of course appeal, but he says that one day he received a call "out of the blue" from a man named P. L. Blake, urging him to drop the case.

Lennon had of course appealed to Bolton after displaying in Scotland a proven ability to maximise resources.

Young Israel, of course, appealed the decision, and David tried to tell himself all the litigation was just a stalling tactic, a postponement of the inevitable.

The latter explanation, the most psychological one, of course, appeals to me.

What courses appeal to you now?

That, of course, appeals to the movie studios, which would ultimately like to release their property on the Internet and by other electronic methods without risk of its being stolen.

This would allow one to say that the narrow meanings of "cat" between my wife and I are very similar, since most of our "cat -beliefs have the same truth-cat -beliefs20] Of course, appeals to narrow content are not uncontroversial.

Of course, appeals to common sense don't replace rigorous scientific study.

Microsoft, of course, will appeal, saying that consumers benefit from the convenience of having many features rolled into Windows.