Sentence examples for vaguely appealing from inspiring English sources

If the restaurant had a menu with pictures, his father would point to any vaguely appealing image.

If you've never played a game, or you think you hate them – but my description sounds vaguely appealing, give it a spin.

A columnist for the Miami Herald summed up the capture of the longtime prison fugitive and leader of the Over-the-Hill Gang this way: There is something vaguely appealing about Tucker. . . .

It was so harmlessly daft, so vaguely appealing in its response to Elvis and such a happily silly surprise in that setting that I scarcely like to point out that its choreography in another context would have been of minimal interest.

If you think boating sounds vaguely appealing but you've never actually made it out on the water, a New York City startup called Sailo aims to help.

Although Mean Machines called the songs "vaguely appealing", the game's sound effects were better appreciated.

But for that to happen, Mr. Ghalibaf, a balding man with a square face, needs to be as vague as possible, appealing both to supporters who see him as a technocrat and those who think he is a revolutionary.

The explanation has always been vague (and ridiculous), with Google repeatedly appealing to its desire to keep the home page as pristine as possible.