Sentence examples for fundamentally appealing from inspiring English sources
A feeling of liberation lies behind this attraction: the antic, anything-goes quality of the deeply nonsensical story is fundamentally appealing to a child's anarchic spirit.
No matter what anyone says, one of the most fundamentally appealing qualities of social sites like Twitter and Facebook is the notion that people actually care what you're doing or sharing.
The relative ease of obtaining circulating whole blood for the purpose of monitoring rejection makes this approach fundamentally appealing.
For Ron Howard, the director, Whoville had to be "really eccentric, even odd, but fundamentally appealing," he said, adding that it also had to obey the idiosyncratic physical laws of "the Seuss environment," where massive weights dwindle to a pinpoint without a teeter or a totter and even the Whos don't appear tied down by the laws of gravity.
This notion that we can return to an early 20th-century model of disaster recovery, in which the government builds roads and private organizations focus on the community, is appealing but fundamentally unrealistic.
His recognition — at least with respect to a perspective that we typically cannot avoid — that the universe appears to be a fundamentally irrational place, was also appealing to 20th century thinkers who understood instinctual forces as irrational, and yet guiding, forces underlying human behavior.
And although the pilot is fun and thoroughly entertaining -- its star, AnnaSophia Robb, is undeniably appealing -- there's something fundamentally odd about watching a character who once represented a (mostly) unattainable future life as an insecure girl 10 years your junior.
But what keeps this defiance from being admirable or even, in the end, all that appealing is that it is so fundamentally ungenerous, so heedless of the harm that might be done to others.
"It is our belief that the ruling is fundamentally flawed and I can confirm that the club will definitely be appealing the decision".
Icac is appealing the decision in the high court and said in a statement the decision "fundamentally affects the scope of the commission's powers to conduct investigations into corrupt conduct".
