Sentence examples for simultaneously appealing from inspiring English sources
The contours of his strategy there are well known: to box Mr. Romney in as too moderate, while simultaneously appealing to an anti-Wall Street populism, flaying Mr. Romney for making millions buying and selling companies at the expense of ordinary workers who lost jobs.
Tristram Hunt, among others, is right about the vexing question of simultaneously appealing to the middle classes, and a former "base" that now has other places to go.
It shows that climate political success may depend on successfully linking the international and domestic levels by simultaneously appealing to established norms within each system.
Literary critic and philosopher René Girard argues that the most enduring stories function on these two levels by simultaneously appealing to different audiences, with the deeper level effectively subverting and deepening the most superficial level over time.
"Unless you can tell me there is not going to be another terrorist attack," he said, "how can you talk about profits?" Mr. Greenberg said there was nothing inconsistent about simultaneously appealing for government support for general commercial insurance and calling for an end to it for the airlines.
There remains a deep national divide that presents a challenge to all major parties, but it appears that a more sceptical Labour position on leaving the EU may yet allow it to hold on to its existing seats while simultaneously appealing to disaffected Tory remainers.
The great challenge, at least for that first month, is to create food for the subjects that is simultaneously satiating, appealing and — most crucially — low in calories.
Such a character might be monstrous or ridiculous: instead Cortese and Truffaut join forces to make her simultaneously annoying and appealing.
According to many authorities, one of the reasons why the Eastern liturgy has made a stronger impact on the Christian church than has its Western counterpart is that it has always been viewed as a total experience, appealing simultaneously to the emotional, intellectual, and aesthetic faculties of humans.
In order to become a viable candidate for the Republican nomination, Mr Paul needs to draw in a significant portion of his father's unusually enthusiastic supporters, to whom he owes his political existence, while appealing simultaneously to mainline Republican voters, to whom the elder Paul's anti-interventionist foreign policy is anathema.
