Sentence examples for small appeal from inspiring English sources
The densest of these works, completely dominated by fact, have small appeal except to the specialist.
Christianity made small appeal to most Indians, who could accept a supreme being but rejected the Christian ethic.
Hildebrand Gurlitt and his colleagues did not have much success with their sales, mainly because art labelled "rubbish" had small appeal.
The fact that the camp was so small appealed to him.
Messi made small appeals for fairness with his eyes and hands, but he remained unflappable and without complaint.
Last year a slightly smaller appeal was made, but less than half the request was met.
In response to the rulings against the executive orders, Trump has threatened to break up the sprawling 9th Circuit into smaller appeal courts with sway over fewer states.
WHEN parents look for a school for their child, those that offer small classes appeal.
Crowdfunding might just become FTSE 2.0 – a place where any inventor, big or small, can appeal to the world for a bit of money and bring an audacious idea to life.
It was saved at the last minute by the Cavendish, a Chinese variety that had been considered something close to junk: inferior in taste, easy to bruise (and therefore hard to ship) and too small to appeal to consumers.
Rival parties were small and appealed to narrow regional and ethnic interests.
