Sentence examples for searching appeal from inspiring English sources
Speaking of her ardent affection for McCullers, the novelist with "the face of a wise old child, but also of a film noir antihero," Ms. Vega recalls the moment when her 17-year-old imagination was sparked by the searching appeal in McCullers's dark eyes and tough, set mouth.
Here is what we look for when searching for stocks that appeal to Buffett: –Market capitalization greater or equal to $1 billion.
Robert Gottlieb, chairman of Manhattan-based Trident Media Group, which represents such authors as Deepak Chopra and Dean Koontz, says Hollywood is searching for adaptations that appeal to both younger and older audiences simultaneously, like Disneys The Chronicles of Narnia.
Mr. Goddard said he was searching for a way to appeal the ruling, even though in Arizona such "directed verdicts," in which a judge rules there is not enough evidence to support charges, are hard to reverse.
Blurb's product will appeal to people searching for a publisher, but its business is aimed at anyone who needs a professional-looking book, from architects with plans to present to clients, to travelers looking to immortalize a trip.
Their productivity applications appeal to people searching for technological ways to organize and control their busy lives.
Anti-vaccination websites appeal to persons searching the Internet for vaccine information that reinforces their predilection to avoid vaccination for themselves or their children.
Murder Eyez's music, with its throwback 90s-style beats and boastful, often joyfully apolitical lyrics, would seem to have had little appeal for Westerners searching for palatable freedom fighters.
Dow Jones and other high-end search engines appeal to professional researchers who can take full advantage of their specialized search capabilities and volumes of information.
With Poyet set to appeal, the Championship club are searching for an interim manager.
He spent the term searching fashion magazines for a purse design that would appeal to women "interested in projecting power".
