Sentence examples for essentially appealing from inspiring English sources
Merrill has moved to vacate the award given to the Bakers, essentially appealing the case.
He is free on bail, essentially, appealing his 211-game drug suspension, and his line-drive doubles helped spark a 7-5 victoverover the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday at Camden Yards.
Indeed, only the assumption that Gore intends her protagonist to be essentially appealing, and her adventures to be madcap and winning and laugh-out-loud funny, leads me to see this book as an exceedingly tedious comedy of manners rather than a cutting, realistic portrait of a rising young hack.
Egg foo yong with shrimp ($6.75) was just as I remember egg foo yong, essentially an appealing omelet served with brown sauce that only seemed to make it less appealing.
As he holds rallies aimed at college students and minority groups, sends e-mail to his old list of campaign supporters and prepares to host a town hall-style meeting on MTV, the president essentially is appealing to his liberal base to put aside its disappointment in him.
But seeing it again, I feel more generous: essentially, Kieślowski is appealing to the future, and making manifest the way we try to – but can't – control our own destinies.
There is room to disagree on the notion of "subselves" (otherwise known as "modularity": how do all these people get into one person's head?), or the possibly disingenuously named idea of "deep rationality", which attempts to explain apparently selfless behaviour by appealing to, essentially, selfish genes.
Yet so supremely appealing is Jones's performance – essentially a big-screen debut for the Saturday Night Live star – such considerations are steamrollered into oblivion.
Its hypnotic and incantatory tone was deeply appealing to him, as was its essentially American feel; his devotion to his adopted country and its literature was passionate.
As far as high-power applications are concerned, the mechanically rechargeable and the flowing anode concepts are particularly appealing for the possibility of achieving essentially continuous operation as well as of implementing an off-line electrical generation process.
