Sentence examples for intuitive appeals from inspiring English sources

Historical arguments for indubitability and infallibility have tended to center on intuitive appeals to the apparent impossibility of doubting or going wrong about such matters as whether one is having a thought with a certain content or is experiencing pain or having a visual experience as of seeing red.

This intuitive appeal is not supported by the evidence".

The B1G1 model holds a lot of intuitive appeal, which has likely contributed to its proliferation.

The idea of replacing benefits and tax credits with UBI has huge intuitive appeal.

In each case there's an instant and intuitive appeal to watching people have their full say.

Solar power has an intuitive appeal under the blistering south-western sun, but it is still expensive per megawatt.

The cost-shift hypothesis appears to have widespread, intuitive appeal, especially among employers and their agents, private insurers.

It may be administratively tricky, but it has an intuitive appeal, providing customers remuneration for substandard operations.

That may have intuitive appeal, but it is not the way the law necessarily works, legal experts said.

The beauty of web-based solutions is their intuitive appeal to youth in general, not just its aspiring entrepreneurs.

To health-policy analysts and the policy makers they advise, and many clinicians as well, the concept of bundled payments has enormous intuitive appeal.