Sentence examples for makes appeals from inspiring English sources

That makes appeals against extradition protracted and expensive.

Schultz has perfect pitch for American mythology: virtually every public gesture he makes appeals to that atavistic part of ourselves that wants to believe in some time in the past when things were simpler, purer.

This association claims to protect doctors' rights, but it only makes appeals without substantial effect.

This is a strategy where the author "makes appeals to the discourse community whereby members are asked to accept that the research about to be reported is part of a lively, significant or well-established research area" (Swales 1990, 142).

If he's not a racist himself, he at least makes appeals to nativism building a massive wall, keeping Muslims out of the country that white supremacists love.

The leader demonstrates conviction, takes stands, and makes appeals of an emotional nature.

Both women have made appeals to a similar constituency.

"Some people were really involved, concerned, supportive, making appeals.

This will give encouragement to other clubs to make appeals".

There he led a largely frivolous life, making appeals against French rule.

He even made appeals for the middle class and the opposition to join in his revolution.