Sentence examples for status appealing from inspiring English sources

King Letsie had made light of his bachelor status, appealing to African leaders at a meeting in 1997 to help him find a bride.

That should suit Mr Modi: he is charismatic, physically large, at times aggressive, and his outsider status is appealing.

And even though her outsider status is appealing at the moment, she will eventually have to prove that a lack of political experience won't hinder her in the White House.

The Islamist challenge that faced the regime was an especially troubling one inasmuch as the regime itself had risen to power and maintained its status by appealing to those same Islamic symbols.

Using the current LEP status is appealing because it identifies students who may potentially create distractions in the classroom due to their limited grasp of English.

It has applied for charitable status and is appealing for £10,000.

'Marriage' conveys love... ...... Unfortunately, many on the far right defend the status quo by appealing to the felt sense of "marriage".

The bite-sized entries, the sense that the book could educate you about the key areas of British history and discourse at one sitting, Williams's semi-guru status – all were appealing to students and young academics.

For years, gin producers did little as superpremium vodka producers like Absolut and Stolichnaya ran away with their business by appealing to status seekers and connoisseurs alike.

Golkar tends to be supported by business people and civil servants, ie, those generally happy with the status quo with the Democrats appealing to much the same electorate.

In its early years, the company's status as an upstart was appealing to foreign investors like Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom.