Sentence examples for irresistibly appealing from inspiring English sources
COMEBACK stories are irresistibly appealing, in business as well as in sports.
He professes to find New York irresistibly appealing; and hardly less so, the sheer prospect of change.
John Irving's fictional landscapes have proven irresistibly appealing to filmmakers, but the charm can be deceiving, even hazardous.
Even if Flavia's credibility as a sleuth diminishes with each turn of this tongue-in-cheek plot, she remains irresistibly appealing as a little girl lost.
"The idea that these somewhat random connections with Fleming and Bond should culminate in my writing a new James Bond novel is irresistibly appealing".
Like Kilauea, it has spawned a landscape of craters, forests, lava tubes, puu (hills) and otherworldly ecosystems that are irresistibly appealing to nature lovers.
The triumph of "Please Give" is that it makes this homely truth not only funny but irresistibly convincing and appealing.
Union leaders are more hostile, especially to the prospect of any erosion of national pay-bargaining, but their members may well find things such as public-sector co-operative ventures appealing irresistibly to their professional pride.There is another feature of the government's programme this time more tactical than cerebral that could also serve to bind the coalition together.
The set (by John McDermott) and the costumes (by Paule Doss) are calibrated to just the right semicartoon level, and the direction by Rick Sparks, so shamelessly goofy as to risk ridicule, succeeds in appealing to the snickering adolescent extant in most adults; he choreographs a musical number near the end that is irresistibly silly.
