Sentence examples for distinct appealing from inspiring English sources

Emotional design of multimedia instruction involves making the essential elements in the lesson's graphics more appealing, such as by rendering them with human-like features and with distinct, appealing colors (Um, Plass, Hayward, & Homer, 2012).

Each playable character had a limited but distinct arsenal, appealing to various skill levels.

I agree that this puts liberals at a distinct disadvantage in appealing to the general mass of voters.

That sensibility, of course, is observant, artful and sound-rich, which on "Nocturne" creates a distinct and appealing mood.

The flavors are so distinct and appealing that I've been content just to sip them straight, alone or mixed with one other.

For all her dark deeds and eyeliner there's a joie de vivre to Clara, which makes a nice contrast to the melancholic Eleanor, a difference that the actresses underline with distinct, equally appealing performances.

The strip had a pointed, appealing gaminess distinct from the round, rich taste of a porterhouse of corn-fed Nebraska beef that I tried on the same night.

While many "Idol" viewers have sampled "The X Factor," it is appealing to a distinct audience.

What is important is that there are two distinct justifications that are possible; one appealing to the mere immorality of the conduct interfered with, the other to the harm done to the agent's character.

Her food and photographs are appealing: fresh and lovely, with a distinct French accent.

So after the divisive years of George W. Bush's presidency, the man once derided as "Bush's brain," and the politician who has the distinct misfortune of being Bush's brother, are appealing to Republicans to stop the divisiveness.