Same easy appeal to a triumphalist historical narrative rather than to pragmatic solutions to specific problems.
It's an easy appeal to chocolate lovers, with a little name-reinforcement thrown in.
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.
With their easy appeal and apparently growing clout, the marchers are perceived as both an immediate physical danger to anyone who might not fit their idea of Russianness and a future political danger for the country.
The easy appeal of Turkish cuisine is still based on simple cooking with very fresh ingredients rather than on setting out an elaborate mise en place and then subject it to elaborate techniques.
By dispensing with the often easy appeal of color and sticking to the subtle tonal range of black-and-white photography, Mr. Schneider zeroes in on the essence of his subject: the miraculous, elusive, fragile, mysterious thing we call life.
In spite of (or because of) touches like that, as well as the easy appeal of sandwiches involving roast chicken or manouri cheese and fig preserves, the Smile became a veritable commissary for women (and men) from the fashion industry as soon as it opened in 2009.
It exhibits most of his qualities: his anarchic sense of humour, his skill as a draftsman (though he never had any training or went to art school) and the quick and easy appeal of his work.He has become a celebrity.
That less-than-straightforward gestation seems hard to believe nowadays, when Brahms's Fourth Symphony is trotted out on concert programmes as a sure-fire way to put bums on seats, with its comfortingly familiar melodies and melancholy, its promise of satisfying symphonic coherence, and its apparently easy appeal to musicians, conductors and audiences.
