Sentence examples for definite appeal from inspiring English sources

There was a definite appeal.

On days like those there is definite appeal to selling doughnut holes.

And when winter came in, the idea of staying in my apartment cooking for hours had definite appeal.

For psychologists, squeezed in a managed-care world, the addition of prescription-writing skills has definite appeal.

For Ms. Espinosa, a cocaine and heroin addict in desperate need of a fix, a new Mexican law decriminalizing the possession of small quantities of drugs had a definite appeal.

Tumbled glass has a definite appeal: It's eye-catching, has a pleasant variety of colors, and feels nice in the hand.

Colors are less brash and more contemporary, and designs are simpler than in vintage shirts, but they have definite Hawaiian appeal.

Like the giant Good Humor bar Claes Oldenberg proposed for Park Avenue back in the 1960's, the concept has definite Dada appeal.

Crema catalana, Spain's creme brulee, does not normally try to generate excitement, but Blue Hill's version has definite sex appeal, with a bitter blood orange stew around it.

With plenty of fascinating material to keep an adult audience interested, the NMM has picked a subject with definite crossover appeal; you don't have to be six to dream of a life travelling around the world and only once having to file a story.

Right now, the big catch phrase is anti-plaque, and it has a definite consumer appeal because, sure enough, plaque is a major dental problem.