Sentence examples for old appeals from inspiring English sources

I cannot see the future but wonder if the old appeals for tactical voting will wash.

Mr. Dacic, a former spokesman for Mr. Milosevic, has sought to transform his former mentor's party into a mainstream social democratic party, firmly abandoning its old warmongering ideology, if not its old appeals to Serbian pride.

Experimental philosophers have challenged the old appeals to ordinary language with empirical results suggesting that glutty talk is as readily stimulated by borderline cases as gappy talk (Alxatib and Pelletier 2011, Ripley 2011).

The old appeal system was thought to be too open and subject to influence so it has been replaced by a points system based on objective criteria.

Idealism can be beautiful, and the group's penetrating vocal blend gave the escalating melodies of songs like "Teach Your Children" and "Carry On" their old appeal.

For years, as suburbs have pushed outward and modems have boosted bandwidth, the old appeal of getting away from it all on a far-off island has grown steadily stronger.

The modern cottage garden includes many Clematis hybrids that have the old appeal, with sparse foliage that allows them to grow through roses and trees, and along fences and arbors.

For others who have canceled or deferred journeys to Katmandu, the good news is that the troubled decade did nothing to harm the city's age-old appeals.

The 84 speeches also shed more light on the personal side of the 54-year-old appeals court judge, who was raised in a Puerto Rican family in the Bronx and has been cloistered from the public since her nomination to the Supreme Court nine days ago.

Justice Ireland is the senior associate justice on the court, which was established in 1692 and is the nation's oldest appeals court.

Performed by Mr. Medrington and Rick Conte, with direction and puppet design by Ailie Cohen, this production for ages 7 and older appeals to all a young theatergoer's senses — including smell.