Sentence examples for once appealing from inspiring English sources

These are the vagaries of links golf: Lewis Carroll moments that make this championship at once appealing, infuriating and enduring.

In fact, those groups are going to start fighting among one another... How about, for once, appealing to your base?

One Psycho-Babble poster, Rocket Jackson, complaining that his current prescription drug "has lost its once appealing 'bang,' " writes, "I'm finally willing to take the plunge" with phenelzine.

For people who witnessed the carnage here in recent years, it can be disconcerting -- at once appealing and frightening -- to walk through the suddenly crowded public spaces, like Jerusalem's Ben-Yehuda pedestrian mall.

With instruction, they ought to be able to grasp that systems of belief can be at once appealing and repugnant, and that the student's job is to discriminate between those qualities.

Paul Krugman is once again appealing to the fears of current and future AARP members by arguing that older people will be left in poverty by private retirement accounts.

Mr. Kessler says hunting, now regulated by federal and state agencies, has evolved into a more democratic activity than it once was, appealing mainly because of the "camaraderie in the outdoors" it affords.

What once was appealing about Mr. Ford's designs was how slyly they took aim at certain conventions of feminine work wear -- the tasteful variations on men's suits that, as one buyer put it, "every doctor, lawyer and dentist in the world at a certain point had to wear".

And suddenly that salmon for dinner seems once again appealing, and boot camp appears to be a sweaty satisfaction instead of an unbearable chore.

As we get closer to the presidential election, organizations and individuals are once again appealing to officials for an education reform.

The once-appealing life outside of government and public affairs became a far-less appealing lack of experience.