Sentence examples for old-fashioned appeal from inspiring English sources

M. H. Reed's review "Old-Fashioned Appeal at Pound Ridge Inn" (April 22) represents an old-fashioned appalling situation.

Most architects prefer screens made of copper or bronze for their old-fashioned appeal -- and their durability.

The old-fashioned appeal of her latticework skirt was balanced by uncluttered lines and a neckline that showed off her newly tinted, near-platinum hair.

The Bent Spoon's vanilla cupcakes ($1.85), part of a revolving lineup of baked goods, have grainy, glopped-on frosting and an old-fashioned appeal.

So it is understandable that S&H wants to repackage the old-fashioned appeal of Green Stamps into something the company's executives describe with straight faces as a "complete loyalty solution".

That fishy account may not endear intellectual-property lawyers to the show, but for those reluctant to dismiss it out of protest "Blue Bloods" has an old-fashioned appeal both as drama in the vein of a workingman's "Dynasty" and as splashy procedural.

Go for old-fashioned charm.

But can old-fashioned tales appeal to children any more – especially if there's no merch line?

The art- and design-focused university has brought an influx of creative types, whose flair and energy blends nicely with the old-fashioned seaside appeal.

And the kind of movie that does best is one that manages to blend art-house or "indie" cachet with old-fashioned populist appeal, combining a degree of originality with reliable and recognizable genre elements.

However, the one-size-fits-all approach appeals to everyone from crop-haired men in metal T-shirts to tiny girls wearing black eyeliner, the latter succumbing to old-fashioned sex appeal when Neil removes his top to reveal a tattooed chest.