Sentence examples for support appealing from inspiring English sources

Begin has been very successful in attracting Sephardic support, appealing to their sense of being outsiders.

Nuclear deterrence and test bans drew some of the broadest support, appealing to mothers who worried about nuclear contamination in milk rather than nuclear weapons outright.

While some argue the arrangement makes pragmatic and thematic sense, it also has been viewed as a way for the legislation to get broad congressional support, appealing to both rural legislators interested in farm assistance and urban legislators interested in securing food assistance for the poor.

The power-liability account supports appealing interpretations of justified civil disobedience in the face of legitimate but unjust law at home and of justified human rights interventions that violate legitimate international law abroad.

Mr. Kerry's campaign is obviously trying to beat back President Bush's bid to gain Hispanics' support by appealing to their Roman Catholic values.

In doing so, the NFL hopes to retain public support by appealing to basic rights on which most Americans can still agree.

Since most Africans feel more loyal to their tribe than to the young and artificial nation-states of which they are nominally citizens, it is often easy for unscrupulous leaders to win support by appealing to bigotry.

Ahmad Zeidabadi, a political analyst in Tehran, said the conference seemed to be part of the Iranian government's strategy of building political support by appealing to its conservative base.

The definition of the word, with roots in ancient Greece, is a "political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument".

Q: Do you think Clinton is trying to win support by appealing to people's prejudices against groups that are different from their own, or do you think she is not trying to appeal to people's prejudices?

Q: Do you think Trump is trying to win support by appealing to people's prejudices against groups that are different from their own, or do you think he is not trying to appeal to people's prejudices?