Sentence examples for same appeal that from inspiring English sources

It was notable that the same appeal that worked so well for Mr. Bloomberg in the general election -- stressing his skills as a manager -- was used to much less success in the Democratic primary by one candidate, Alan G. Hevesi.

You probably already know the Marlboro Man doesn't have the same appeal that he used to.

This just happens to be the same appeal that drives the popularity of Tina Fey's character on 30 Rock, Liz Lemon, as well as Ms. Fey's hilarious book, Bossypants.

The same appeal that drew Paulmier to Trump worked on voters all over the country.

Nevertheless, 30 of the city's 44 council members signed a letter with the same appeal that was submitted to Ford on Wednesday.

So much harmony in it's direction, brilliantly encapsulated in this ultimate modernized version of the book with the same appeal that Luhrmann does best, staying real to his own unique style.

The singer-songwriter, who played his first New York City show in 32 years on Wednesday at Town Hall, has the same laconic appeal that allows wrinkling leading men like Peter Fonda and Nick Nolte to maintain careers.

Crowder's lack of a signature skill may have cost him on draft night (one can only imagine where he might have been drafted had he the simpler game of a specialist), but it's that same multipurpose appeal that makes him so perfect for Dallas.

Burgeoning stars like RaeLynn, Cassadee Pope and Danielle Bradbery all got their start on The Voice under Shelton's mentoring, and The Voice has learned how to generate the same heartland appeal that Idol once understood in how it presents its contestants to the public.

The relative rarity of Latin American crafts and influences on this side of the Atlantic, compared with the Asian and African handicrafts now so prevalent in British homes that they have been rendered rather naff and studenty, means they hold the same exotic appeal that so tantalised the Spanish conquistadors, at least to a magpie-minded hoarder like me.

He said he sent text from the manuscript to Cardinal Ratzinger, who responded by writing, "You don't expect me to change my mind after reading it, do you?" Mr. Volf said he does not believe Pope Benedict XVI will have the same popular appeal that Pope John Paul II did.