Sentence examples for does not really appeal from inspiring English sources

Still, broader diversification does not really appeal to him.

Although she hankers after some free time to work on a new, large-scale novel - in Chinese again – slowing down does not really appeal.

As an aspiring illustrator I really like the artwork on the site and the fact that you can add your own, but really as far as interacting with the site goes, the rest does not really appeal to me.

So it doesn't really appeal.

But, somehow, that doesn't really appeal any more.

"Confessional writing doesn't really appeal to me.

"The idea of going to Giants Stadium doesn't really appeal".

I haven't read it so I don't want to condemn it too much, but the idea doesn't really appeal".

By nature I'm a very shy, secretive person so the idea of talking doesn't really appeal, particularly if the subject is myself and what I do.

Driving miles and miles across the country in the hope of seeing some rare bird that has wandered off course doesn't really appeal, especially as more often than not I fail to see it at all.

His rival is Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party which, if anything, is even further to the "right" than PO, at least on social issues.*The snag with PiS's social conservatism is that Mr Kaczyński doesn't really appeal to red-blooded Poles keen on traditional values.