Sentence examples for equally appeal from inspiring English sources

But next Sunday,june 25 there will be something at least equally appeal ing: homemade ice cream.

"Other roles that operate within theatre or broadcasting that may equally appeal to drama graduates include theatre director, stage director or choreographer," says Holbrough.

But it is unclear why a sense data theorist could not equally appeal to considerations of coherence, despite that historically all or most sense data theorists have in fact been foundationalists.

The vote contained a less explicit but equally powerful appeal to Mr. Ashcroft for moderation.

Watson was the first to go after the umpire Rudi Koertzen adjudged him out lbw - he had earlier denied an equally legitimate appeal by Sharma - after the Aussie was bamboozled by a low ball from Mishra with his century in sight.

Equally, most appeal courts are bound by their own earlier decisions, though they are generally entitled in certain circumstances to overrule those decisions.

We then point out that the Pareto criterion conflicts with principles of rationality, valuation, liberty and responsibility that have an equally strong appeal.[22] It is thus not clear that we should accept the Pareto criterion and reject these others principles.

His sophomore album Human Touch dropped in April on Armin van Buuren's Armada imprint to equally mass appeal, landing on most charts worth mentioning. .

It seems far from the painted faces and tribal garments of my imagination, but the binding of beliefs gives the tribes connected in spirits and intentions an equally distinguished appeal.

He made an equally passionate appeal for policies that bridge the wealth gap, ensure affordable health care for all, fight climate change, protect women's reproductive rights and reverse mass incarceration.

The department has appealed the court's ruling to an equally secret appeals panel, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review.