Sentence examples for resemble appealing from inspiring English sources
Or in the second film, The Path to Cairo, 2013, when they have the faces and bodies of animals, or the third, The Secrets of Karbala, when they resemble appealing monsters.
Although he fronts a rock band in his spare time, Mr. Crowe huskily declaims his way through his songs, never making anything resembling an appealing sound.
Ambition, for women, has been marketed as a mandate, and the model of ambition that's most commonly marketed tends to resemble Ivanka Trump — the superficially appealing woman who can pay to have it all.
The Austrians insisted that they were in the business of description, not judgment, but their theory was appealing partly because it resembled a moral fable.
Chris Beveridge found the character's growth in Conqueror in Shamballa appealing as he starts visually resembling Edward.
Additionally, these novel results are appealing because they show that Aβ resembles other well known potent cytotoxic compounds, providing a novel molecular mechanism for neuronal toxicity of the Aβ peptide.
Rather, they were our perfectly honed archetypes that everyone finds innately appealing, and why those who more closely resemble our first parents are the ones we look to for product endorsements and starring roles.
The design also looks to feature a more traditional case with external lugs, vs. Motorola's design, which might be more appealing for those looking for something that more typically resembles your average, innocuous Timex or Casio.
In function if not form it resembles Brecht's lehrstücke, or learning plays, and its sense of mission is appealing.
For the moment, the candidates are appealing to a Republican Party whose core is so contorted in fury at Mr. Obama that it barely resembles the one that nominated George W. Bush in 2000.
