Sentence examples for have specific appeal from inspiring English sources

The Andersons' aim was to find British characters for Thunderbirds that would have specific appeal for an American audience, to feature alongside Jeff Tracy, the US head of International Rescue, and his five sons, who launch land, sea, air and space missions in their hi-tech craft from Tracy Island, in the Pacific.

Twitter has always had specific appeal and often, people take to it with gusto or don't take to it at all.

Force input likely isn't topping the lists of any consumer's want lists on their smartphone or tablet just yet, even if it has specific appeal for niche groups like digital artists.

"At the end of the day, the candidates themselves have to make specific appeals and convince Latino voters to come out and vote for them, and we're still waiting to see if that has been developing and how strong Udall and Gardner have been in personally reaching out," Barreto told The Huffington Post.

They say they will continue to present Mr. Romney as a credible leader whose plans have a specific appeal to women, who have provided Mr. Obama much of his support in polls.

"Huckabee has a specific appeal on specific issues to an important sliver of the electorate," said Kevin Madden, a spokesman for Mr. Romney.

Presenting as "raceless" and "gender-fluid" (see the playful lyrics of When You Were Mine and Uptown, and his persona on the unreleased Camille album), Prince had a specific appeal.

"I don't think Doctor Who has a specific appeal to gay men," wrote Matt Jones, an openly gay columnist for Doctor Who Magazine.

With their limited scope and reassuring tone, the "Julie" books have a certain specific appeal.

The show, and others that came after it, had a very specific appeal.

They also say his bus tours, while successful and telegenic, have attracted a sea of white faces, but very few specific appeals have been made for black votes.