Sentence examples for easy appeal from inspiring English sources

Same easy appeal to a triumphalist historical narrative rather than to pragmatic solutions to specific problems.

Twain's reputation as a humorist precedes him, and plays a significant part in his easy appeal.

It's an easy appeal to chocolate lovers, with a little name-reinforcement thrown in.

It's simple to understand the wide, easy appeal of a time-travel story.

Their easy appeal did for the distressed fragments what the more discreet quality had failed to do for the Apulian vessel in good condition.

At lunchtime a line usually winds out the front door, and you have to think strategically to snag one of the few tables, a testament to the easy appeal of the Tres Carnes concept.

But, in general, there's a pat, familiar quirkiness to "The Big C" that keeps you at a remove from it, and too many easy appeals to your emotions.

Control over judicial decisions also was exercised by allowing easy appeals through higher judicial levels to the supreme courts of the Soviet republics and the Supreme Court of the Soviet Union.

Her sprawling assemblages of disgorged electronic circuits, toys, tools and wiring are exercises in organised chaos with an all-too-easy appeal.

Last month at Sotheby's April 11 sale, "Rice Marsh, Lichtfield Plantation," done in 1970, doubled the high estimate as it sold for just over $34,000 — the sunny colors of early Impressionism give it an easier appeal.

The company did a good job promoting the new systems' selling points to its employees, using a "why this makes your life easier" appeal, Kumar says.