Sentence examples for fierce appeal from inspiring English sources

Cassia, the American cashew nut, evokes a fierce appeal against slavery, since the plant's seeds were swept east across the Atlantic just as the slaves were carried on the opposite course: E'en now, e'en now, on yonder Western shores Weeps pale Despair, and writhing Anguish roars: Ee'n now in Afric's groves with hideous yell Fierce SLAVERY stalks, and slips the dogs of hell.

Whitelaw was an actor of extraordinary range and diversity who combined palpable physical appeal, fierce intelligence and the self-sacrificing discipline to become Beckett's most outstanding interpreter.

After fierce legal wrangles and appeals through the US courts, judges have awarded an American family almost $7 million£3.9m9m) in damages after their son was born with empty eye sockets in 1990.

Relatedly, the region-wide killing of Sunnis by Shi ite militias enrages the Saudi population and adds to the appeal of clerics' fierce sectarian rhetoric.

The former trader has since fought a fierce battle in the Paris appeals court, seeking an acquittal.

But the fierce head of Turkey's appeals court, Sabih Kanadoglu, insists that under Turkish law Mr Erdogan has been banned from politics for life and that's that.

It's hard to think of any other record in recent pop that appeals both to fierce music snobs and to those who use it as anodyne background.

Had one fierce shot and an ambitious penalty appeal waved away.

Snapchat has been pushing its shows as a differentiating factor that could appeal to advertisers, as its fierce competition with Facebook and Instagram continues.

Boosted by fierce rivalries, college football still holds widespread appeal in the US.

His fierce denunciation of corruption and his frugal lifestyle appeal to the poor, who make up the majority of Nigerians.