Sentence examples for usually appealing from inspiring English sources
The usually appealing Ms. Witt and Ms. Sobieski fare less well than Ms. Unger does, largely because one is forced to vamp Dr. Jack while the other assumes a naughtier role, and in leather pants, no less.
Stoljar is not alone in arguing for resemblance relations to make sense of women as a category; others have also done so, usually appealing to Wittgenstein's 'family resemblance' relations (Alcoff 1988, Green & Radford Curry 1991, Heyes 2000, Munro 2006).
However, Mike Clark of USA Today felt that the "usually appealing Kate Beckinsale" is "inexplicably submerged — like her hospital colleagues — under heaps of tarty makeup that even actresses of the era didn't wear".
Psychological hedonism is usually defended by appealing to observations of human behaviour, together with an implicit challenge to find alternative models of action that are equally explanatory and yet do not collapse into the hedonistic account.
Difficult actions (eg Jill's riding a unicycle) are usually explained by appealing to enabling factors (eg She practiced a lot).
As for how Avicii's young fanbase will embrace a car that is usually known for appealing to soccer moms (at least in North America) remains to be seen.
The added bulk and weight to the food may make people feel full faster but at the same time these low energy dense foods are usually less appealing to consumers due to their taste and texture.
Having the ability and the means to drive is usually more appealing to girls and women, but just having the ability to drive will do nicely.
And this is usually Rovio's specialty — appealing to a broad audience, including frequent, casual, and non-gamers.
To put the point more generally, in the context of local hypothesis-testing the threat of circularity can usually be avoided by appealing to other kinds of instruments and other parts of theory.
On even the sloppiest shows, when the cast raises its voice in song, usually the sound is appealing.
