Sentence examples for least appeal from inspiring English sources

That's usually the method of least appeal, but the calamari was grease-free and came with subtle yet spicy aioli and marinara sauces.

Of all the track-and-field disciplines, the high jump had always been the one that held the least appeal for me.

Moreover, the terrorists of the last generation could at least appeal to old-time Marxists, while almost nobody in the West thrills to the prospect of an Islamic republic.

Perhaps we can at least appeal to their monumental self-interest by warning them that soon there will be no one left to clean their drains, put out their fires, look after them when they're old and sick, build and clean their mansions, produce and cook their food, and mend their roads, sewers and black Range Rovers.

You may have more luck convincing the Wiggler to do the right thing, since you can at least appeal to established rules.

If the Prop 8 proponents are denied standing and there has been no other appeal, they could at least appeal the denial of standing.

Of all New York City's classic attractions, a stroll through Times Square may be the one that least appeals to people who live in New York, especially at rush hour.

The portrait of the man must have at least appealed to anti-semites: it seems tailored, wittingly or not, to their prejudices.

Raikkonen qualified for seventh in Australia too, so his performance here should have at least appealed to his more superstitious supporters.

Whereas the Government at least appeals to Strickland and the case law under it, the most the dissent can claim by way of precedential support for its rule is that it is "consistent with" cases that never discussed the issue of prejudice.

On paper, at least, an appeal seemed futile.