"It shows how great a song is when you can move it between genres and it still holds its appeal.
A company like Longyuan, a major subsidiary of China Guodian Corp., is expected to hold its appeal, analysts said.
The Yes campaign, with its bold ambitions and left of centre tendencies, certainly holds its appeal; to place a cross in that box would feel daring, revolutionary – it would be taking a risk, which may or may not pay off.
For all the distress surrounding it, the Centria has actually delivered on its promise: New York has held its buying appeal.
The sport utility vehicle held its own appeal to Mr. Cuomo, a lover of high-powered, attention-grabbing cars.
When we talk about food one way directly to our children, and in a different way to our friends, our children notice, and it's no surprise that the grown-up way holds its own appeal.
Body sensor computing holds its original appeal for the computer scientist on the founding team.
For a league fan, which presumably Mr Clark is not, each of the six matches in England's pool, and for that matter the other six from the remaining two pools of three teams – Samoa, Tonga and Ireland, and Fiji, France and Scotland – holds its own appeal.
Does the Catholic Church change its standards to be more inclusive, or does it hold its dogmatic line and appeal to a smaller but loyal base?
The default presumption about populism holds that its appeal peaks in times of economic crisis, and this is partly true, as suggested by the populist upsurge of the eighteen-nineties, when disgruntled farmers transformed their anger at banks seizing their land into the populist People's Party, and the insurgent campaign of Ross Perot, a century later.
