Sentence examples for thus appealing from inspiring English sources
"Haider is a straw in the wind for us, which shows what a nationalist party can do by moderating its language and thus appealing to ordinary people".
John McCain took his campaign to Rochester, Mich., Wednesday and pledged to "prosecute sex traffickers, fight Internet child pornography and make religious freedom a priority in American diplomacy," thus appealing to the G.O.P.'s conservative, religious base, writes Elisabeth Bumiller of The Times.
We either fight the war aggressively, killing scores of civilians, angering Muslims throughout the Middle East and creating more terrorists; or we restrain our forces, thus appealing to Afghan hearts and minds, but risking more American lives and angering both our troops and the American public.
These mainly involve controlling the environment in which the wood samples are kept, thus appealing to their hygroscopic nature.
Thus appealing to type-type identities may not in itself suffice to dissolve the explanatory gap problem.
Thus appealing to interventionist counterfactuals is not necessary, once we take account of the truth conditions of such counterfactuals.
She is wearing black tights that frame the curve of her ass crack and the muscles of her calves, eternally flexed because of stiletto heels that leave her helpless and, thus, embarrassingly appealing.
Many of these approaches attempt to incorporate gene-gene correlation structure parametrically, and are thus computationally appealing.
At the subcellular and molecular levels, these diseases appear to share many key similarities, which are potential mechanisms underlying the pathophysiology and thus are appealing as therapeutic targets.
The eight-game suspension -- which Sosa, not unexpectedly, is appealing, thus allowing him to play in the highly anticipated interleague Yankees-Cubs series this weekend at Wrigley Field -- doesn't answer this.
And since their debut has yet to be released in the U.S., I can experience them only online — which makes them slightly mysterious, slightly unreachable and thus even more appealing.
