Sentence examples for negative appeals from inspiring English sources

Gore advisers believe these hurt Mr. Bradley more than they hurt Mr. Gore because Mr. Bradley appeared to be violating his own assertion that he was a different kind of politician, who would not campaign using old votes and negative appeals.

Social marketers need to consider the use of fear, guilt and shame to gain voluntary compliance as the study suggests an overuse of these negative appeals.

This study shows that negative appeals with this group of people are more likely to invoke self-protection and inaction rather than an active response such as volunteering to comply.

Our analysis suggests these negative appeals helped deepen the anxiety and cynicism that dominated the campaign climate in ways unmatched in recent memory.

More specifically, negative appeals from adolescents with GAD or SAD symptoms can lead to parents becoming less sensitive and more demanding (through behavioral control and psychological control) [ 21, 56].

What's more, there is little negative appeal (dislike) for the character.

Under negative appeal comments, responders wrote "overrated" and "annoying" and "overexposed" and "religious nut job".

His positive appeal, though, dropped to 76 percent from 85 percent, while his negative appeal increased to 24 percent from 15 percent.

While all dictatorships are sordid, brutal, inhumane regimes (and none more so than that of Stalin), nazism seems even now to have a sort of "negative appeal" to many individuals which other regimes do not have.

Their awareness has actually shot up, in every case, but their negative appeal has also shot up," Master said.

They have really negatively impacted the marketability of [Odom, Bush and Humphries]." Reggie Bush, Kim Kardashian: The Miami Dolphins running back's negative appeal was minimal until 2007, when news broke that he was dating Kim.