Sentence examples for essential appeals from inspiring English sources

Although Frege used his inconsistent axiom, Basic Law V, to establish Hume's Principle, once Hume's Principle was established, the subsequent derivations of the Dedekind/Peano axioms make no further essential appeals to Basic Law V. Following the lead of George Boolos, philosophers today call the derivation of the Dedekind/Peano Axioms from Hume's Principle 'Frege's Theorem'.

I think the essential appeal is that they just want their play to be more playful.

An essential appeal for pros and amateurs is the same: vanquishing opponents without leaving your chair.

Yet, even developers concede, the essential appeal of this area is its natural beauty.

What does Hart believe to be the essential appeal of the show?

While Geralt may live in video games, he was born in literature and, as such, carries literature's essential appeal.

Their essential appeal was simple: they were not the rascals in power and they were seen as uncorrupt.

But instant ramen's essential appeal, beyond cost, convenience and kitsch, is that noodle soup is soulful and soothing.

This was the essential appeal to the Benesse's unusual hotel-within-a-museum setup: an exhilarating intimacy with art.

The N.F.L. has a larger issue, and that's how to sanitize a game whose essential appeal is full-speed mayhem and violence.

The cops rarely interacted in the course of the play, which meant that the essential appeal of the form — watching conflict or connection — was sacrificed almost entirely.