Sentence examples for from the appealing from inspiring English sources
Most of the movie's light emanates from the appealing performance of Ms. Dyrholm, whose Ida faces down all manner of humiliations and setbacks with a good-humored optimism that eventually helps thaw Philip's heart.
There was good work from the supporting cast, including Tigran Martirosyan, a bass, and Garrett Sorenson, a tenor, in their Met debuts, and from the appealing soprano Maria Zifchak as Imogene's companion Adele.
Maybe making that particular film helped Betsy Blair, then 31, make her own break from the appealing, glamorous MGM story line she'd been living for most of her adult life.
Aside from the appealing work of a cast led by David Hyde Pierce, playing a more dour variation on the dithery persona he perfected in his years as a star of the sitcom "Frasier," this wan comedy about (yawn) the troubled relationship between a book editor and his daughter has little to recommend it.
This originates from the appealing intrinsic properties of nanocelluloses: nanoscale dimensions, high surface area, morphology, low density, chirality and thermo-mechanical performance.
From the appealing observations found in this investigation, it can be deduced that the extensive growth of crystalline S8 has an inhibiting effect towards the growth of CuS hexagonal plate architecture.
One member of the Council received at least three calls from the mayor appealing to the legislator's civic pride.
The performances, including from the reliably appealing Mr. Hanks and Ms. Bullock, are smoothed of any roughness, which can be chalked up to the fact that most of the story is seen through Oskar's eyes.
The classical symbolism was often used to distance the event of death from the observer, appealing to allegories for sacrifice, justice and victory, in an attempt to make mourning easier to bear.
But middlemen add to the cost, which makes buying from the winery appealing.
Most of the songs here deal in inventive pop electronics bounced off a range of producers and collaborators ranging from Beck (the appealing Marilyn) to Portishead's Adrian Utley, and in autobiography.
