Sentence examples for raw appeals from inspiring English sources

Even India's most famous caste-based politician, Kumari Mayawati, the chief minister in the neighboring state of Uttar Pradesh, seems to be shifting away from her raw appeals to fellow Dalits by emphasizing development and courting other groups.

Republicans today have given the country conservatism in the spirit of Sarah Palin, whose ignorance about the world, contempt for expertise, and raw appeals to white identity politics presaged Trump's incendiary campaign.

It's just a raw appeal to power.

His stream of consciousness has the raw appeal of the unfiltered, unedited monologue.

Her experiences are mined for individual stories of immediate raw appeal that intertwine to create near-autobiography.

Footballers have always carried a certain glamour but until a decade ago it was a somewhat raw appeal.

Ballers has the same sort of raw appeal: there's the aspiration, the luxury, and the women in bikinis.

The things we genuinely need have not as yet been able, or willing, to draw on the raw appeal of the most glamorous and most famous people on the planet.

"There's still that raw appeal," said Silvia Fuster, 34, an architect who moved with her husband and baby daughter, Clara, into a $741,000 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-footloft

For some reason, the comment he made on 6 January, 2009, at a meeting of state chief ministers, when he described the Maoists as having only "modest capabilities", doesn't seem to have had the same raw appeal.

A sense of encroaching disaster gives the story pace, and at points it has the raw appeal of good children's literature, with dirty Philip washed and put to bed like Oliver Twist at the Brownlows.