Sentence examples for good appeal from inspiring English sources

Then the leader has to do three things: make the people in the hall feel good, appeal to the audience at home and throw in a few good one-liners.

The Bolivians rallied slightly in the second half and had a good appeal for a penalty turned down after Gallese appeared to bring down midfielder Pablo Escobar as he headed goalwards.

But even then, the Germans looked the more likely to actually get the business done: they had a perfectly good Müller chest-down and finish ruled out by an appalling offside decision, and a good appeal for a second penalty turned down when Jansen upended Hölzenbein again, for real this time.

Good appeal but it falls on deaf ears.

"When you are making content for the internet and podcast content, making something that has a powerful appeal to a small group of people is almost always better than a good appeal to a large group of people," says Thorn.

The Mayor, whose relations with blacks are not good, appeals to the middle class.

The Blues felt they had two good appeals for a penalty as they continued to press for an equaliser.

Having begun off-Broadway, it also has a local-boy-makes-good appeal.

It also undermines Obama's feel-good appeal in which whites are allowed to transcend race because the candidate himself has transcended race.

Many campaigns that are trying to put on a happy face during hard times are including charitable or philanthropic aspects to increase their feel-good appeal to feel-bad consumers.

In a world where digital formats are ubiquitous and often breathlessly promoted, the more restrained, tactile charms of analog goods appeal to a certain subset of consumers.