Sentence examples for directly appeal from inspiring English sources
"Their model will directly appeal because by putting the jobseeker in control of the process, they are tapping into a mindset that is increasingly prevalent among entry-level talent.
He urged Americans to conserve food to aid postwar Europe — with "meatless Tuesdays," for example — setting the tone for later presidents, who would also use TV to directly appeal to Americans for support and even sacrifice.
An opera house is not the single-best place for you to award charitable money, but it's still a charity; it's still good for the community, even if it doesn't directly appeal to you.
If Senator John Edwards is to span the imposing gap separating him from Senator John Kerry, he knows he must directly appeal to every possible wavering constituency, especially those most amenable to his message of economic disparity and working-class empowerment.
That money could not be used to directly appeal for votes for or against a candidate, but the law has so many loopholes and has been so poorly enforced that the political message of such issue advertisements has often been transparent.
Three men who claim to be British have appeared in a recruitment video for the terrorist group Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis), in which they directly appeal for other westerners to join them fighting jihad and state their intention to join the war in Iraq, where the army is struggling to repel the Sunni insurgents.
And indeed, as The Associated Press reported on Wednesday, Ms. Deen has directly appealed to the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Prince directly appealed to the rampant sense of nostalgia among Coachella ticket buyers.
The family has also directly appealed to the Iranian authorities for compassion because Mr. Hekmati's father, a college professor, has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.
She directly appealed to America's workforce for support, hinting at a growing trend of union members breaking ranks and supporting Trump.
"The Messenger," though, directly appealed to Colonel Sinor, who had been in charge of what he called the Army's "killed-in-action branch" in 2005.
