Sentence examples for mean appeal from inspiring English sources

As the English "charm" does, this noun kêlêsis can mean "appeal" but also something explicitly magical, a spell or conjuration.

At this late stage, surely it makes more sense to go ahead: if there is a problem, the Democrats can by all means appeal later.

The term is often used colloquially to mean sex appeal.

But more control doesn't necessarily mean less appeal.

Somehow it frightened him, as if it might mean an appeal to come with her.

"That could mean an appeal through the RFU procedures, but not exclusively through the RFU procedures.

The latter two features are clearly meant to appeal to a large international user base.

"It's meant to appeal to everyone".

Cybereditions is meant to appeal to a similarly highbrow audience.

If this was meant to appeal to the protesters' patriotism, the tactic failed miserably.

To whom is this proposed public urban skyway meant to appeal?