Sentence examples for elemental appeal from inspiring English sources
LIKE Italian food, Italian red wine has an innate, almost elemental appeal.
But for many fans, such attempts to add tongue-in-cheek glamour watered down the show's elemental appeal.
Amelia's tale doesn't have quite the elemental appeal of A Boy Called Christmas – a Santa Claus origin story is a tough one to beat – or as solid a structure.
They do, and so does this Ryder Cup as a spectacle after a day that served both as a timely reminder of the elemental appeal of matchplay, and as a kick up the backside to those who argued that by changing the order of play at Celtic Manor in an attempt to finish on schedule the organisers had somehow shorn this event of its power to enrapture.
They know that there is an elemental appeal in Mr Cameron's argument that EVEL involves basic fairness for the good and sensible people of England.
As with cooking over a grill, drinking rosé emphasizes the elemental, uncomplicated appeal of the fresh, raw material, which makes them generally undemanding wines.
One popular host, Nigella Lawson, suggests that "cooking programs like hers appeal to something elemental: 'human beings have a fantasy about transformation of the self.
Here, LIFE.com offers photos of Brooklyn, made by LIFE's Ed Clark right after World War II, that all these years later reveal something that's long been elemental to the borough's enduring appeal: namely, a free-wheeling and, above all, an unpretentious self-confidence.
To Paul Theroux, the travel writer, who owns homes in Hawaii and Cape Cod, the appeal of island life is elemental.
The appeal of its theme (the revolt of elemental human feeling against the artificialities of convention), the vigour of its social criticism, and the vitality of its dialogue and characters combine to make Kabale und Liebe great theatre.
The appeal of these restaurants, which specialized mostly in seafood, was their elemental ease: simple ingredients, simple preparations, simple enjoyment.
