Sentence examples for perhaps appealing from inspiring English sources

His voice was distinctive, though not, perhaps, appealing in the way that deep-voiced announcers were appealing.

Less common but perhaps appealing to women still on the fence about the full-on maxi are versions like one by Yohji Yamamoto for Y-3, hiked to the knee in front and pooling in a train at the rear.

All of this has been said before, and can't be unknown to Yahoo, which presumably has its reasons for eliminating full-time work-from-home positions — among them, perhaps, appealing to Wall Street.

Ironically, the "young adult" genre has been striking this same balance for some time, from the Hunger Games onwards, perhaps appealing to younger audiences less hung up on the old-fashioned binaries, gender, genre or otherwise.

But the city became something of a muse to him, its unorthodox nature perhaps appealing to his innate anti-establishment zeal (he shunned both the Laureateship and an academic post at Oxford), its rivers, domes and big skies inspiring him to write his best work.

If Mural.ly can build a similar following, by perhaps appealing more to creative agencies and design professionals first, it could be on a path to similar success.

Perhaps more appealing for some big media companies may be the Weather Channel's Web business, which was started in 1995.

Perhaps less appealing to harried commuters, Metrolink officials suggest that riders arrive at the station 20 minutes before their trains depart in case ticket machines are broken and lines have formed at operating machines.

Perhaps the appealing features of this model are its relative simplicity – two steps – and that all of the structures in the pathway are presently found in populations.

Yet "Partitas Pour Luth" (8620) is perhaps even more appealing.

Perhaps each is appealing, sometimes one more than the other, depending on the news of the particular moment.