Sentence examples for most appealing quality from inspiring English sources

Such "strict premeditation" is not the most appealing quality an opera can have.

But the most appealing quality about Mr. Jacobs's clothes, the thing that one kept noticing, was the way they fit.

For this reason, Manfred's most appealing quality may be the very fact that he is not another owner.

Now, as ever, his most appealing quality is his passion for far-flung and sometimes dissonant ideas.

The most appealing quality of the performance was a natural pacing that allowed the music to breathe.

For this couple, who nine months ago had a daughter through surrogacy, diversity is South Orange's most appealing quality.

But his appearance is, perhaps, one of his most appealing qualities.

By contrast, Dale Schroeder, 60, a property manager, said he found Mr. Bush's personality one of his most appealing qualities.

One of the Beatles' most appealing qualities is, again, their tendency more to self-parody than to parody of others.

One of Brown's most appealing qualities is that she openly admits to failing frequently at what she encourages others to do – but keeps trying anyway.

"I work 17 hours a day; sometimes I need some sugar!" This nondogmatic approach may be one of Allen's most appealing qualities.