Sentence examples for gallery appeal from inspiring English sources

In spite of the home's gallery appeal, the layout and amenities are family-friendly and anything but sterile.

Usually, our gallery appeals to men.

The idea of seeing myself nude on the wall of a gallery appealed on a primal level.

British customs rejected that classification but a tribunal sided with the gallery on appeal.

This gallery offering may appeal to followers of the art world.

But the gallery did not appeal the verdict until April 1, after the article had been published.

But it was her approach to transforming the gallery's public appeal and significance as a cultural exhibition that cemented her place in Australia's arts history – and her reputation for blockbuster shows.

And, with the widow of Senator Edward M. Kennedy sitting in the House gallery, the president appealed to the nation's conscience, reading a letter Mr. Kennedy had written in May with instructions that it be delivered to the president upon his death.

In a bid to restore the canvas and painting in time for the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the war, the gallery is making an appeal for the funds, equivalent to about $31,000, through smartphones.

In 1956, the Tate gallery launched a public appeal to buy a set of four abstract bronze sculptures of the backs of naked women, by the French artist Henri Matisse, and received in response a handwritten note in rather blotty blue ink, sent from the Elms, at Mottram in Longdendale, offering a donation.

While both the idea and the app interface are simple, SwingVine gallery does have its appeal, as it's pretty hard to resist wanting to see whatever photo postcard is under wraps.