Sentence examples for particular appeals from inspiring English sources

Gore officials said they would focus largely on the battleground states of the Midwest and make particular appeals to women who seemed enticed by the Republicans.

Snapchat in particular appeals because it allows users to send annotated pictures, videos and messages to a controlled list of friends – and, crucially, to set a time limit for how long they can be viewed before they disappear and are deleted.

In advising the court of its new policy on the Second Amendment -- which reversed a decades-old federal position that the amendment applied only to a collective and not an individual right to bear arms -- the administration also told the justices that these particular appeals were not suitable for review for procedural reasons and should be denied.

Rewind, in particular, appeals to just about anyone who has swiped left when they meant to swipe right.

I'm not entirely sure why sparseness in particular appeals to me, but I think it helps create the feeling of a bigger world/universe than simply what you're showing on screen/paper.

Each has a particular appeal.

Their incongruity holds a particular appeal.

Stories like Burberry's have particular appeal in China.

For neuroscientists, the dragonfly's large head capsule, eyes and brain cells hold particular appeal.

Not surprisingly, it holds particular appeal for firms with mobile workforces.

It was a doctrine with particular appeal to people who would never own a gun.