Sentence examples for especially appeal from inspiring English sources

The suitors will especially appeal to readers of a certain age (probably 8 or 9).

Aside from their artistic interest in terms of clarity and composition, the photographs will especially appeal to environmentalists and tree-huggers.

"We especially appeal to anyone who might have filmed or think they have photographed the suspect," spokesman Eric Van der Sypt said at a press conference in Brussels, where prosecutors presented a video showing the man's escape route from the devastated departure hall back into central Brussels.

The surprising thing about Fleming's book — which should especially appeal to its intended audience — is what we can only call the romance of Lincoln's early life on the frontier in Indiana and Illinois, a world that may seem highly exotic to American children marooned in affluence and technology, though Lincoln was determined to get away from it as fast as possible.

These features should especially appeal to the personal-use truck buyers, the company says.

Despite the slightly higher price, though, company expects that the new models will especially appeal to schools. .

The project's emphasis on cultural understanding especially appealed to him.

Mr Modi's talk about jobs especially appeals to what he calls the "neo-middle class".

The new version especially appealed to Mr Gorbachev because of its environmental side.

And it especially appealed to those who felt that rationalism was in danger of looking dull, mechanical, soulless.

The rounded shape especially appealed to women, but the Altima could not dislodge Honda and Toyota in the segment.