Sentence examples for under appealing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under appealing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is appealing in a certain context, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "The design was under appealing, failing to attract any attention from the audience."
Ostensibly it describes works that smuggle social critique under appealing aesthetic cover.
The best match I can find is made by Farrow & Ball, under the appealing name Clunch.
They are currently under U.N.H.C.R. custody appealing a decision by the Tanzanian government to refuse them asylum.
Low-flush toilets may soon grow more appealing under a Bloomberg administration plan to get New Yorkers to conserve more water.
He was appealing under section 159 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988 against orders made by Mr Justice Nicol.
Bastian said Toyota was exercising its rights under legislation by appealing against December's decision, just as workers did, but the dispute won't be resolved in court.
Although the promised rosemary was undetectable, grilled shrimp were still appealing under a light wash of lemony broth and on a bed of cannellini beans and shredded arugula; and the liquor from small, tasty mussels mingled with wine sauce and garlic into a broth that sopped nicely with good toasted bread — a lusty dish.
Then on the other side, as far as other alternative investments: Yes, Treasuries may not be that appealing under the circumstances with the possibility of a rate rise.
When politicians say it, they do so under the auspices of appealing to our best, most sturdy and unflappable natures.
In the case of Lee, the governor, "he is elected by the people," Shin said, and "he is under the process of appealing".
Long scorned as the political wing of the merchant class, the FDP fashioned its election victory under his management by appealing to voters of all ages, especially the young.
