Sentence examples for power appealing from inspiring English sources

Yoo finds increased executive power appealing and in accord with the Constitution.

They built a political machine that provided social services as it secured political power, appealing to the needy and disgruntled as well as to the faithful.

I was a teenager when I first heard Kinnock making the case that Labour could only help the worst-off by winning power, and could only win power by appealing to the broader electorate.

Not all male primates pursue power by appealing to the gents.

Many are the politicians who have sought power by appealing to popular indignation over corruption only to turn a blind eye once they have won it.

Notionally, Netanyahu could cling to power by appealing to the Mizrahi Shas and other ultra-Orthodox parties to join him in defending exclusive Jewish control of Jerusalem.

The Conservative party always knows what it's for – preserving wealth and power by appealing to others who aspire to it.

To some extent I think that idea of soft power is appealing to me, certainly since going to the Kennedy school".

And be sure to catch British Sea Power, an appealing band that obscures its influences (Joy Division, the Pixies) behind its eccentricities (leafy branches decorating the stage, poetry between songs).

India's leaders — a tight-knit band of Hindu-nationalist politicians who, during the nineteen-nineties, rose from obscurity to power by appealing to national pride and fanning popular fears about Muslim militancy — were convinced that the Parliament House raid was sanctioned at high levels of the Pakistani government.

But it avoids the flawed assumptions on which Mr Miliband's leadership was built –that the British public had moved to the left after the financial crisis, and that Labour could regain power by appealing to Liberal Democrat 2010 voters and its core vote.