Sentence examples for form appealing from inspiring English sources

Early Victorian drama was a popular art form, appealing to an uneducated audience that demanded emotional excitement rather than intellectual subtlety.

Moderates offered proposals that they said would form appealing compromises between the Democratic bill, which emphasized aid to the unemployed, and Republican ones, which relied heavily on tax cuts.

This is an interesting and novel approach, though it must meet the objection that to believe a conclusion obtained on this basis, one should believe all the premisses equally; and so an argument of the more common form, appealing to all the premisses without fragmenting them, should be eventually forthcoming.

So branches, roots or trunks can fuse together and form appealing structures.

The Wand in particular is being positioned as an alternative to foundation, according to Brown, who is targeting a younger, Millennial customer who might find the light coverage, quick results and pen as a form factor appealing.

The forms are appealing and evoke "tactile responses," Ms. Cochran said, but they also can be disturbing.

That it worked speaks poorly of voters who let themselves be manipulated by the lowest form of campaigning, appealing to their anger and prejudices.

The Slime's friendliness, limited power, and appealing form have caused the Slime to become a popular character and symbol of the Dragon Quest series.

As word got around that the group was forming, Democrats began appealing to Schumer for membership.

It has previously been demonstrated that the optimal filtering methods perform extremely well with respect to fundamental frequency estimation under adverse conditions, and this fact, combined with the new results on model order estimation and efficient implementation, suggests that these methods form an appealing alternative to classical methods for analyzing multi-pitch signals.

The March First Movement, as it came to be known, took the form of peaceful demonstrations, appealing to the conscience of the Japanese.