Sentence examples for left appealing from inspiring English sources

Wenger, whose side eventually succumbed to goals by Kurt Zouma and Eden Hazard, was left appealing to Mike Dean's better nature over Costa's original clash with Koscielny in the hope the authorities may impose retrospective punishment on the striker.

This newspaper has come to represent a particular way of thinking in modern Britain: unashamedly inhabiting the left, appealing to the empathetic and socially conscious, always to inquiring minds.

Ms Le Pen's strategy of decontaminating the Front will draw voters from both the right and the ex-communist left, appealing to a common distrust of the remote Paris elite, resurgent Euroscepticism and economic anxiety, as well as fears about crime, immigration, Roma and Islam.

The White House has mistakenly assumed that we're still in the nineties, where you could win elections by rejecting the "Sistah Souljah left" and appealing to the "center".

Is she, according to a much-discussed Haberman-Martin front page New York Times article, moving left and appealing to only blue-Obama states... much as Rove urged W to simply work his base?

The Republican Party's current "redneck strategy" will leave it appealing to a shrinking and backward-looking portion of the electorate.Why is this happening?

For weeks after his dismissal, Mr. Ulaiwi refused to leave office, appealing to Iraq's federal court and suing the council's chairman on charges that he had a criminal record and a falsified high school diploma.

In the Times, Alain de Botton, much preoccupied with religion, found Richard Holloway's memoir Leaving Alexandria appealing: "Holloway's loss of faith is attractive in that it is presented to us with genuine sorrow, rather than as a confident movement towards an allegiance with reason and science.

He was subsequently fired from the police department and is currently on paid leave after appealing the termination.

Downing Street aides are understood to be contacting business supporters of BfB and pointing out that it has now effectively been co-opted into the Vote Leave campaign and appealing to them to distance themselves from the group.

In an allusion to the collection's title, a character wonders near the end, "What kind of fool wanted it only one way?" The person asking this question is a man considering leaving his smart, appealing wife of 30 years for the much younger woman who gave swimming lessons to his now-grown children.