Sentence examples for is very much appealing from inspiring English sources
Though he sometimes spoke positively about women, saying he was "surrounded by smart women," Trump also "talked about them as people who need to be protected and provided for, which is very much appealing to the traditional ways workers assert their own worth, because it's one of the dimensions of working-class masculinity — to be providing for and protecting women and family," said Lamont.
The v600 "is very much appealing to the same audience that purchased the v60," Shaddock said.
"It is very much more appealing than dead birds," he said.
The spicy-salty-sweet-sour interplay that makes Thai food so appealing is very much in evidence here because each dish has had to satisfy the expectations of each of the collaborators.
Yet he is very much in the mould of Bill Clinton and Tony Blair: vigorous, telegenic, outgoing, modern-minded, good at appealing to the new middle class.
"Over the past few weeks Nigel Farage has been very much concentrating on appealing to people in this country on a very UK focused publicity drive, and I think is going to be quite interesting to see how is he going to deal with what clearly is a big shift in the European political dynamic".
Christian P. Potholm, professor of government at Bowdoin College just outside the district, said the race between two appealing candidates was very much in doubt.
Rimmer speaks positively of the puppets still being "very much caricatures", for it made them "more lovable and appealing .
"It has always been very much focused on Parisian passengers, when the priority should have been on appealing to foreign visitors".
Charles de Gaulle "has always been very much focused on Parisian passengers, when the priority should have been on appealing to foreign visitors," the consultant added.
