Sentence examples for remarkable appeal from inspiring English sources

But it also accounts for the remarkable appeal of these novels to audiences within Brazil and beyond.

But then one victim's father, Tariq Jahan, made a remarkable appeal for peace, just hours after trying in vain to revive his son.

As he showed with a remarkable appeal to international law and multilateralism in the New York Times on September 12th, Mr Putin is keen to be seen as a legitimate and indispensable player in world affairs.

By the remarkable appeal of his writing, and his talents as an administrator, he also made this place one of the great centers for gathering in new species from distant regions.

Might it be that Jonathan's remarkable appeal lies in the opposite: not in the way that he is like a human but in the way that he is somehow beyond human?

That Mr Bush is winning in California where the Republican Party has almost collapsed is either testimony to a remarkable personal appeal or is frankly incredible.

Luckhurst reckons its down to "a remarkable dual appeal: it's seen as the programme of the opinion-forming classes, and yet at the same time it's very good indeed at picking up on the quirks and loves and obsessions of the British middle class.

"Four months ago, the Justice Department heralded as a great victory the remarkable 7-0 appeals court verdict finding the company guilty of virtually all the major counts against it.

That sums up the remarkable and enduring appeal of Simon, who, at 69, is on tour across America.

As they did their thing, we talked about their performing styles, demographic appeal and remarkable hair.

Sprinkled among these luminaries are a number of esoteric, obscure personalities who give the book its remarkable diversity and unique appeal.