Sentence examples for human appeal from inspiring English sources

After all, the word zero does have human appeal issues.

Ajman-based Human Appeal is suspected of ties to Hamas.

Treasure Island has become a classic because of its essential human appeal: it makes adventurers of us all.

The fact that he also made house calls and presided over births added an extra dose of human appeal.

While bigger cities impressed with their wealth of antebellum mansions, colonial orderliness, and preserved heritage, the likes of Sapelo captivated with their human appeal and sense of history.

It lives only for an instant in eternity, a powerful human appeal to the beauty of an existence that is nevertheless inevitably committed to the ugliness and decrepitude of death".

Jablonka and Lamb's account of cultural evolution in humans appeals to the properties of symbolic inheritance, most critically that variations are not blindly copied but rather reconstructed by learners in ways that are sensitive to meaning, social context, and the history of the individuals involved (Jablonka & Lamb 2005).

And he knew that non-humans appealed to him, having volunteered to be Charlie Cardinal, the avian Ball State mascot, at basketball games.

Its human, dramatic appeal goes beyond the interest of racing fans, thanks to the director, Ron Howard, and the scriptwriter, Peter Morgan.

Given the rules, it will make sense to endorse methods that build on abilities that everyone — just by being human — can appeal to.

In 1977 Hajek was one of the original signatories of the human rights appeal known as Charter 77 and emerged as one of the group's leading spokespersons.