Sentence examples for this particular appeal from inspiring English sources

Falwell himself dreams up a good many of these pitches, but, as this particular appeal suggests, there are also a number of professionals at work on his fund-raising.

When it was no longer necessary to prosecute this particular appeal because the defendant had killed herself, it was the turn of the Minister of Justice to explain, also through a radio station, "It was all legal.

While this particular appeal presented too narrow a slice of the "more fundamental concerns" about this increasingly popular kind of settlement, the chief justice said, "in a suitable case, the court may need to clarify the limits on the use of such remedies".

To me, the particular appeal of this soup is that there are no onions, no garlic, no leeks, no stock, no butter, no herbs (apart from celeriac leaves), no chilies: nothing but celery root and broken milk.

* * This refers to the percentage of stories to feature mention of the particular appeal, credibility or risk in question.

But what is the particular appeal of placing Shariah above ordinary law?

Besides, busier areas are always accessible by subway, while the particular appeal of her neighborhood is distinctive.

Points up the particular appeal of second (and third, and fourth) cities, e.g., "Goteborg is so underground.

What's the sentiment around that brand?" Then there is the particular appeal of McIlroy's chosen sport.

This has particular appeal for Chinese operators, which are still upgrading from 2G to 3G as 4G already looms on the horizon.A few years ago Huawei used to boast of its cost advantage in research and development, mostly because its Chinese engineers commanded much lower salaries than its rivals' staff.

This has particular appeal to Internet firms as they run out of cash, having lavished money on traditional advertising (most famously this year's Super Bowl, where websites such as pets.com spent a cool $2m for a single 30-second TV spot).