Sentence examples for which appeal from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, as in Hyderabad, Muslims now fall in behind parties which appeal explicitly to their interests.

"The market is transparent and it has many unrivalled trophy buildings which appeal to foreign investors.

Stratford lacks for the bars and hip restaurants which appeal to young programmers.

"Barbarism is the absence of standards to which appeal can be made" (José Ortega y Gasset)?

Now, two-thirds are mature, which appeal more to countries used to stronger cheeses.

It said it would not merge the carmakers, which appeal to widely different automotive buyers.

That dance music has lost its way, proliferating into ever more microscopic genres which appeal to ever more microscopic audiences.

As long as the Apostles lived, there existed a living authoritative voice to which appeal could be made.

Foreign banks, which appeal to companies and richer Indians, are more profitable in India than their local rivals (see chart).

But he has sensitivity and charm, which appeal to Amanda and fill her with hope for her daughter.

A HONG KONG chef can do some nifty things with tripe not all of which appeal to British palates.