Sentence examples for intensely appealing from inspiring English sources
Four early choruses by Gyorgy Ligeti were intensely appealing.
However, once the music reveals its secrets, it becomes intensely appealing.
Choreography is an image of human behavior; Mr. Kudelka's work — which squanders intensely appealing dance music from Prokofiev's "Cinderella" and his Waltz Suite (Op. 110) — is sensationalist and trite.
When you hear that Campbell Scott is starring in Alan Rudolph's intensely appealing new domestic comedy, "The Secret Lives of Dentists," your first response may be, why not?
When you hear that Mr. Scott is starring in Mr. Rudolph's intensely appealing new domestic comedy, your first response may be, why not?
Simply as a straight memoir – that is, if she had never become famous – I think this would function as a critical but sensitive portrait of an idiosyncratic but intensely appealing character.
Through all the subsequent phases of his literary life, there is a consistent character thread, which many readers have found intensely, almost viscerally, appealing.
It is, though, an intensely personal work with little dramatic power that only succeeds in appealing to readers after substantial editing.
The movement, pliant and gestural with classical lines and earthy contemporary overtones, is smoothly appealing and beautifully danced, but it's Mr. Kylian's intensely visual sensibility, the way he moves the eye from the individual to the larger composition and back, that is most noticeable here.
Congress provided substantial money for the ads and was intensely interested in them at the height of the so-called war on drugs, creating internal pressure to make the ads appealing to members of Congress.
