Sentence examples for well appeals from inspiring English sources

The judgement of whether something is broken or runs reasonably well appeals to values accepted in the relevant society.

If eating well appeals to you after your foray into action-adventure, hit up downtown Orlando: The recently opened Rusty Spoon restaurant sources local fare from Florida farmers, like butter-poached wild clams and slow-braised Jamison farm lamb collar.

You might well appeal to a good employer".

Indeed, Sfar's comic may well appeal to real kids more than the original does.

But it could be a complicated and lengthy process, and the banks may well appeal.

"Judicial opinions may well appeal to the ethical sense -- but this alone is not enough," she wrote.

That argument could well appeal to some justices, particularly Samuel A. Alito, who has supported stronger executive power.

Well appealed from Buttler and Jordan, and well spotted by the umpire, because everyone else appeared to miss it.

Born and reared in Texas, he has a down-home unpretentiousness that might very well appeal to George W. Bush.

"A Sierra Club line could well appeal to those educated, upper-income people that our regular products don't always reach".

His Massachusetts background is not necessarily a burden; indeed, it may well appeal to the many voters who hail from the Bay State.