Sentence examples for making appeal from inspiring English sources

They slide between making appeal to pictures in a fairly literal sense, and appealing to some notion of a quasi-picture (something that is not really a picture at all).

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

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

Afghanistan badly needs help, and the Taliban have been making appeals.

"Alberto did not like to lose, so he'd fight a lot with the judges, always objecting and making appeals".

He has long been ambitious, constantly making appeals beyond Iraq's borders to the Arab-in-the-street.

He is also a wealthy lawyer with a firm that specialises in making appeals to state and city property taxes.

Diplomats are making appeals for calm on all sides, calling for the rule of law to be respected.

It hinges on transforming individual behavior, or on making appeals to "corporate social responsibility".

People from both sides are making appeals to the democratic right of people to agree with them.

In addition to individual interventions, they used soft methods such as placing posters on buses and other means of public transport, handing out pamphlets, making appeals through media such as radio and television, and holding seminars.