Sentence examples for than appeals from inspiring English sources

Its emphasis on the economy was more appealing to voters in recession-ravaged Hong Kong than appeals to democracy or civil liberties.

In any case, Mr. Whelan said, Supreme Court justices have a freer hand than appeals court judges.

Post-truth is defined by Oxford Dictionaries as circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.

Finding a country willing to brave local disquiet about the health risks associated with powerful radars, and with potential Russian attack, will require more than appeals to cold war solidarity.

Considered by many to be a weak candidate, Mr. Lien, who has an American doctorate in political science and has held several top government posts, has offered little more in his campaign than appeals to experience and stability.

Oxford Dictionaries' choice, which was "post-truth", is defined as: "Relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief".

Who would not rather relax in Cannery Row than appeal To a God Unknown?

Meanwhile, in Toledo, El Greco produced paintings of a much more mystical character than appealed to the king.

For one appetizer, he bathed prawns in a chamomile consommé with more alliteration than appeal.

Perhaps more important, rather than appeal to parents, it asks young people to take action themselves.

Those who invoke national security to oppose interdependence are often doing no more than appeal to pork-barrel politics or national pride.