Sentence examples for inherently appealing from inspiring English sources
"The subjects are inherently appealing.
There's something inherently appealing about its physicality, he said.
The process is fascinating, and regardless of what they are made of or how they are assembled, the end products are also inherently appealing.
Handel switched largely from opera to oratorio in the 1740's and wrote new oratorios for each Lenten season, so this offering is seasonal as well as inherently appealing.
There is something inherently appealing about a sexy, buxom witch wandering a postapocalyptic landscape shooting zombies with flaming bullets and casting spells that bring down lightning or cause spears to shoot from the ground.
Adele broke major sales records with 25, and while I've heard some – including the New York Times's gender expert Jon Pareles – say her music is inherently appealing to women, her songs leave me cold.
Financial capitalism is inherently less appealing.
Renaud: Drawing is inherently funny and appealing.
In 1978, Michael Pertschuk, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, argued that ads appealing to young children were inherently "unfair".
Fluorescent nanodiamonds (FNDs) containing high-density ensembles of NV− centers are appealing for such applications because they are inherently biocompatible and non-toxic.
