Sentence examples for wild appeal from inspiring English sources

"He represents change from the status quo in India," she said, explaining the Bharatiya Janata party leader's wild appeal.

So why has it now become one of the fastest-growing sports in the UK? Kate Rew, founder of the Outdoor Swimming Society, says: "Swimming in the wild appeals to people because of its simplicity.

His subjects may be merely exotic versions of U.S. gangbangers with pit bulls, but Hugo's photos have a certain call-of-the-wild appeal.

There is something about wild goats that appeals to me – perhaps their look of superiority?

This certainly lies behind the appeal of "wild swimming".

Just 300 years ago, the Earth's wild places held no appeal.

The first was the third in the game slated for Chevrolet, this one for the Sonic and featuring wild stunts, meant to appeal to the young car buyers at whom the Sonic is aimed.

Crowds in excess of one million demonstrated in Tehrān, proving the wide appeal of Khomeini, who arrived in Iran amid wild rejoicing on February 1.

Neither pizza margherita nor wild mushroom pizza had much appeal or distinction.

"Wild Man" is Ms. Bush's appeal to the abominable snowman of the Himalayas, whose cries she can hear.

The obvious ceiling on their commercial appeal hardly matters: Wild Beasts are in the fine tradition of bands more interested in collecting an audience of like minds.