Sentence examples for lacks appeal from inspiring English sources

If this kind of crowd-sourcing lacks appeal, Dr. Michael A. Salzhauer hopes iSurgeon, his iPhone application, will draw you in.

Not that Niš, Serbia's third largest city, lacks appeal: the gigs are mostly staged within the Fortress, a vast green space enclosed by Ottoman walls and gates.

A suggestion that Jon Stewart, the recently anointed Lord of the Oscars, lacks appeal with grownups brought a hail of responses from the older members of Stewart's cult.

Yet the fractured liberal and left-wing opposition means that the alternative lacks appeal.Demographic change is also working against the opposition.

It's that terrifying little word: 'healthy' that lacks appeal, right?

It's rather easy to tune out what lacks appeal, and people's reduced attention to liturgical texts is a significant piece of why "it worked".

You lack appeal," Melville said.

Viewed purely as a game, it's a curiosity, lacking appeal to those who demand instant action.

In 2003, the FSA used the Bash Street Kids to promote healthy eating in Scotland; it concluded the characters lacked appeal for a UK-wide campaign.

But as things are, she said, dabblings in organic food by conventional retailers often lack appeal: "A customer is probably thinking, 'Why should I spend more money?

Those familiar with the Cameron strategy expect he will continue to reject all attitudes and policies felt to lack appeal to moderate voters.