Sentence examples for rather appealing from inspiring English sources
Which, ergo, makes it rather appealing.
For the French, as for federalists everywhere, an EU without Britain might then look rather appealing.
He had this kind of attitude which is rather appealing to women.
PAGE 1 TRAVEL As tag lines go "Land of Cheese" is a rather appealing one.
In contrast President Snow's baroque sense of cruelty is rather appealing.
The ones that survive into old age can even end up being rather appealing.
Wonder Workshop, £149.95, 5+ It feels incongruous that the robot aimed at the youngest children should also be the most expensive, but Wonder Workshop's Dash certainly boasts production value with its hard, polished chassis and Minion-esque features and vocalisations, even if all our kids bar one (Eliza) deemed these "creepy" rather than rather than appealing.
In section 1.4, a much more concrete version of an incompatibility argument was set out, which, rather than appealing to the mere existence of some evil or other, appealed to specific types of evil in particular, situations where animals die agonizing deaths in forest fires, or where children undergo lingering suffering and eventual death due to cancer.
Rather than appealing to a background conception of a good human life, indirect arguments more frequently appeal to more mundane facts about the competence of modern governments.
Rather than appealing to Latino voters, that bit of pandering served only to infuriate almost everybody.
With its "lovingly handmade" food, Plant seduces your tastebuds, rather than appealing to your conscience.
