Sentence examples for strongly appeals from inspiring English sources

There is a freshness in the way Hamilton weaves together familiar fantasy tropes in Rebel of the Sands that strongly appeals and, since the ending leaves our heroes poised on the brink of new adventures, readers can hope that this isn't the last we will see of the blue-eyed bandit.

"Anne of Green Gables," first published in 1908, is a childhood classic about an orphan who comes to live with an elderly brother and sister on a Prince Edward Island farm, and it strongly appeals to preteenage girls around the globe, who flock here in zestful hordes.

This study examines the influence of "Multimove", a motor skill programme that strongly appeals to variation rather than sport-specific content, in 5- to 6-year-old children.

This is a rare example of a new feature that strongly appeals to users (the adoption rate speaks for itself), and is also great for business.

They added: "Fifa strongly appeals to all World Cup participants to uphold the principles of fair play and we will continue to work with the match officials as part of their preparations and training to identify simulations and take appropriate measures during a match to discourage such behaviour".

This strongly appeals for comparative functional investigations, as chitin has been reported in deuterostomes so far only in early studies from fish epidermis (Wagner et al. 1993).

It was a fantasy that strongly appealed to me.

The program also strongly appealed to women in test-market research.

That this serpentless Eden should strongly appeal to Brando was a bit surprising.

From the beginning, however, Dickinson has strongly appealed to many ordinary or unschooled readers.

One can argue the morality of their decisions, and that will strongly appeal to a section of the electorate.