Sentence examples for crowd appeal from inspiring English sources

"Do you mean because of the crowd appeal?" I ask.

The piece laces its crowd appeal with evocations of classical Cubism and Surrealism.

I think it lacks that crowd appeal – I can't really imagine anyone singing along with it.

"It's a worth-while exchange strategically but a horrible thing from the standpoint of public relations and crowd appeal," the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Arthur Daley wrote in the Times at the end of the 1954 N.B.A. season.

"It's a worth-while exchange strategically but a horrible thing from the standpoint of public relations and crowd appeal," the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Arthur Daley wrote in the Times_ _at the end of the 1954 N.B.A. season.

In its new Sunday night series, The Borgias, Showtime has found the magic combination for ultimate crowd appeal in a scintillating soap opera about a bad-boy pope.

The crowd appeals for a summary execution of him and another random Dortmund player.

THE CROWD Appeals to the whole community, from commuters stopping at the bar on their way home from the train to families having brunch on a Sunday afternoon.

In response, Puigdemont, in a speech to emotional crowds, appealed for calm and to preserve the "values of pacifism and dignity".

He told the crowd: "I appeal to the consciences of those who govern to reach an international consensus to abolish the death penalty.

Mr. Bangle's answer is to make cars that stand apart from the crowd and appeal to younger buyers' sense of individuality.