Sentence examples for extraordinary appeal from inspiring English sources

That process has extraordinary appeal to state planners but is horribly inefficient for individual institutions.

THE white politician stood before the black voters and issued an extraordinary appeal.

This is a tribute to the extraordinary appeal of Crane the letter writer, who, like Crane the poet, invites comparison to Keats.

"Accepted or not, at least I think the case will go to the high court, the supreme court, maybe with an extraordinary appeal.

Newspapers on every continent paid tribute to him with pages of photographs and articles that sought to sum up his extraordinary appeal.

She praises the sincerity of his desire to change the country—he is trying to get her back into mainstream politics, recognising her extraordinary appeal both inside and outside the country.

His extraordinary charm and wit enhanced his strong appeal.

Madness perhaps does lurk beneath the exquisite surface, which is somehow both virile and androgynous, and no doubt that was part of his extraordinary mass appeal.

Faced by a possibility of real damage to the country, Mr. Klestil made an extraordinary televised appeal today, several hours after swearing in the government.

Former Guantánamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg offered to intervene to help save the life of British hostage Alan Henning with an extraordinary public appeal but was twice rebuffed by the Foreign Office.

"How much is United's global brand dependent on Beckham?" For confirmation of Beckham's extraordinary global appeal one needed to look no further than the front page of Spain's biggest selling newspaper yesterday, which quoted Naomi Campbell as providing evidence that the Beckham transfer was a done deal.