Sentence examples for extra appeal from inspiring English sources
For the Smiths, Panama had an extra appeal — no hurricanes.
Plum, Almond and Orange Galette: The plums' deep color and the perfume of orange zest give this tart extra appeal.
"Anything macho has extra appeal right now," said Jeremy Gutsche, the editor of Trend Hunter magazine, an online publication.
Still, his name gives him extra appeal among state politicians — "the Jeb cocktail," as Jay P. Greene, a professor of education at the University of Arkansas, put it.
He and Adams insist that jousting could be as big as Nascar or Ultimate Fighting, an ultra-macho sport with the extra appeal of horses and shining armor.
During periods when interest rates are rising, homes offered for sale with an assumable, lower-rate mortgage may have extra appeal for certain buyers.
Alternatively, if the governor converted the sentences of California's more than 700 residents of death row to life without parole, he'd save that whole billion dollars in one swoop: no more extra housing costs, no more extra appeals costs, no more new death row.
Little cubes of blue potato surrounding the dish give it extra eye appeal.
It was to coincide with the Labour Party Conference and therefore hoped to generate extra reader appeal.
The extra amenities appeal to truckers, said Terry M. Levinson, a senior project manager at Argonne who has been researching idling reduction for about 20 years.
But if those extra features appeal — if you're travelling with other people or equipment, for example, or have regular access to mains power — then this might be worth a look.
