Sentence examples for image appeals from inspiring English sources

He has conceived a goatish desire for Griet and the idea of possessing her image appeals to his decadent aesthetic cupidity.

The easy, large Brueghelian image appeals to a new generation of bidders loath to spend much time parsing the subtleties of great masters, whether in compositional inventiveness or the brilliance of brushwork.

"The 'bad girl' image appeals to a lot of men".

StyleSpot.com's Editorial director Lily Hollander explained, "For the most part, celebrities that drive sales aren't necessarily the ones that get nominated," indicating that Bullock's "down-to-earth image" appeals to shoppers.

It would seem, according to Douthat, that the latter ideology works better when it comes to attracting followers and raising money because it sets clear expectations and boundaries, and that image appeals to newcomers like a man in a tailored suit attracts on a first date: Because it's confident and it's clear.

That image appealed to our "don't tread on me" sensibility, and Beethoven's rugged, forceful music captured listeners' imaginations.

The image appealed to me as something not just fantastic but obscurely meaningful, surrealistic but also obscenely real.

For nine years, the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation has been working to make Philadelphia's Liberty Bell/Benjamin Franklin image appeal more specifically to African Americans, students, seniors, families and, most recently, gays and lesbians.

Alabama mostly appealed to a younger audience, although their clean-cut image appealed to the more conservative, older country audience as well.

On the other hand, I think Melania can have an impact on those parts of his strategy thanks to her image, appeal, and background".

Yet "these homoerotic images appealed to heterosexual viewers as well".