Sentence examples for make its appeal from inspiring English sources

What's so good about this site is that as well as being driven by Scarborough's personal experiences and anecdotes, she packs it full of links to make its appeal universal.

Save the Children hopes Mr. Frist will open doors, and it is still in the process of recruiting senior Democratic leaders, to make its appeal bipartisan.

The same week that the rankings were released, Todai, as the top Japanese university is called, announced a new English-only four-year degree designed to make its appeal more international, Miki Tanikawa reports.

This happens in microsocial and macrosocial ways: music can make its appeal at the level of whole nations (national anthems at the Olympics remind us of that) and individuals.

King Hill, senior vice president at Marcus Thomas, said that when the agency was first trying to win the Dutch Boy account about a year ago, his team knew from the outset that the way to help the brand make its appeal to younger consumers was to somehow link paint to music.

In late December an appeals court denied Utah's request for a temporary stay while it makes its appeal.

Named for a fictitious "errant nephew" of Paul Stuart, it made its appeal to younger men with bold patterns and a slim silhouette.

The car company Audi produced a minute-long ad that argued for equal pay for women, but it made its appeal in the form of a father woke to the realities of sexism largely because he had a daughter.

Indeed, Qualcomm, which says that it "strongly disagrees with the decision," said it will be making its appeal to the General Court of the European Union "immediately".

What is it about the place that has made its appeal so enduring, Mr. Arias was asked.

But if this makes its appeal sound limited, think again.