Sentence examples for seem unappealing from inspiring English sources
The legal options that might outlive the actions of the Florida Supreme Court seem unappealing to us.
All the things you used to do seem unappealing.
But the "cut your losses" approach may seem unappealing if the trade is too large.
He suggested that sushi, which may seem unappealing to those who haven't grown up with it, could offer a model in making bugs acceptable as food.
Living with someone you've never met before may seem unappealing, but for hard-pressed mortgage borrowers, bringing in a lodger could be one of the easiest ways of ensuring financial survival.
Yet a bombastic, overly tribal leader may well seem unappealing in the coalition era (and he may one day be called upon to lead a coalition of his own).
It also embraces the distance from the more privacy-invading aspects of its sibling company: for many, the idea of inviting Google into their homes still seems unappealing.
Yet even if integration with Russia seems unappealing, to many the idea of being part of Georgia is worse.
On the other hand, trading has seemed unappealing because of rumours that the portfolio held by Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM) will be sold—and nobody wants to be on the wrong side of that.In this section A state called Palestine A new approach to financial risk A victory for despots?
Although the extreme position that explanation in biology or history has nothing interesting in common with explanation in physics seems unappealing (and in any case has attracted little support), it seems reasonable to expect that more effort will be devoted in the future to developing models of explanation that are more sensitive to disciplinary differences.
