Sentence examples for eminently appealing from inspiring English sources
His prints have recast old engravings according to his own systems of information, and his eminently appealing drawings — especially those in red and blue pencil — reflect the detail with which he envisions his art, as well as its underlying tenderness.
But then I thought about how strange it was that a university admissions service should be referring to itself as a brand, and that a whole generation of cash-strapped students should be viewed as little more than a marketing opportunity, and I realised just what it was that makes the Netherlands so eminently appealing to so many.
I don't mean to slight Jay R. Ferguson; since he arrived on the show, he's made Stan's bear-like charisma and down-to-earth persistence seem eminently appealing.
For a certain brand of writer, a third possibility is eminently more appealing, one in which the ecological devastation of American-style capitalism sets off The Crisis that will at last devour titans, dinosaurs and cockroaches alike.
Over the last few years, three worthy entrants have emerged to boost the town's hospitality offerings, making what was already one of the most eminently attractive vacation spots even more appealing.
Italy provides appealing alternatives, including Franciacorta (Ca' del Bosco is superb but costly) and prosecco (Mionetto, moderately priced, is eminently drinkable).
