Sentence examples for life appealing from inspiring English sources

Is the location and quality of life appealing?

"I do not find this a promising future, as I do not find the prospect of leisure-only life appealing," he said.

But forget interpretations of Picasso's portraits of Dora Maar, or Rossetti's of Lizzie Siddal, McCartney is a designer that lives very much in the real world and her clothes were about modern life – appealing with or without the art references.

It was extremely important to my generation: before that, you couldn't imagine a gay novel about gay life appealing to anyone else.' Hollinghurst followed with The Folding Star in 1994, which was also short listed for the Booker, and The Spell in 1998.

One islander sitting in Farenden's bar, who waited four years to move to the island, says he finds the quality of life appealing because "I can leave my car unlocked with the key in it overnight".

Young men, she said, found her life experience appealing rather than threatening.

But they also lack the specialization and sophistication that make multicellular life so appealing.

I write about buildings because I find the flux of urban life aesthetically appealing.

(After the creation of the atomic bomb, physicists found the prospect of escaping from the science of death to the science of life especially appealing).

Or, perhaps, after a year of personal struggle, a political viewpoint that emphasizes how one might be able to take control of one's life is appealing.

Amy's moderate temperament had always made political life less appealing to her than it had been to her grandiose husband.