Sentence examples for wholly appealing from inspiring English sources

One juror, Juliette Williams, said that while the jury did not find Mr. Belnick wholly appealing, "The prosecution did not present enough evidence to convict".

Ms. Labelle was a little shrill in her high register at the start, perhaps still adjusting to the renovated hall's lively acoustics, but she quickly settled into an attractive sound and was wholly appealing in that billowing finale.

In her Strauss roles, like the title character of "Arabella," which alternately calls for demure graciousness and soaring enthusiasm, Ms. Della Casa displayed "a wholly appealing kind of fragility, tender and unmannered," the musicologist J. B. Steane wrote in his book "The Grand Tradition: 70 Years of Singing on Record".

To works, however, of which the excellence is not absolute and definite, but gradual and comparative; to works not raised upon principles demonstrative and scientifick, but appealing wholly to observation and experience, no other test can be applied than length of duration and continuance of esteem.

Junichi and Toru are appealing this wholly disproportionate and unjust verdict, and Greenpeace will stand shoulder to shoulder with them as they do.

And that progress was wholly due to his success in appealing to white women.

Hiddink admitted that Terry could yet be offered a new deal and, despite the player's camp insisting they feel the case is closed and he will have to move, his comments seemed wholly intended to open it up again by appealing to fans – and putting pressure on the club.

Anti-smoking group Ash told Tuesday's sub-committee meeting that an exemption is "wholly unnecessary" and could lead to other industries appealing for an exemption.