Sentence examples for marginal appeal from inspiring English sources

ITV's highlights of England's cricket World Cup woes is proving of predictably marginal appeal.

But Hedluv and Passman seem introverted and sardonic about their – shall we say – marginal appeal.

Until now, zombie flicks have been mostly low-budget affairs, partly because the material was seen in Hollywood as having marginal appeal, but also because the formula that drives the most successful zombie narratives generally requires small-scale intimacy rather than epic scope.

Creating vast virtual worlds with the intent of selling people virtual jeans is of marginal appeal.

Overall, Heliade's experiments had marginal appeal, and their critics (Eminescu included) contrasted them with Heliade's own tenets.

Had Trott been given out to a marginal lbw appeal two balls later, the innings could have taken on a very different complexion.

Three marginal penalty appeals were turned down; a fourth, when the substitute Jamie Gould bundled over Vita Astafjevs, was valid enough, and Wayne Carlisle netted.

There followed a period of immense frustration for England, and especially Broad, who had a flurry of marginal lbw appeals rejected by umpire Aleem Dar.

Those who narrowly miss out in marginal calls will inevitably appeal.

Mr Cameron's appeal in marginal constituencies in the midlands and the north has yet to be tested, though Tories point hopefully to results in the local elections in May.Other hazards remain.

The authors agree with the substance of Karl Rove's goal in the new Conservative Victory Project — that goal being to weed out marginal candidates in primaries who appeal to the base but alienate swing voters.