Sentence examples for words appeal from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he felt that a new Russia was aborning that would, to use Abraham Lincoln's words, "appeal to the better angels of our nature".

Nasr's words appeal to what I think are the better angels of my nature, to my deeply rooted belief that the world needs America, but the events of the past half century have taught me to be suspect both of our motives and of our capabilities.

Last February, the military council's words appealed to Egyptians.

But what was perhaps most striking was his strongly worded appeal to Israel to soften its policy toward the Palestinians.

An account by the official Korean Central News Agency in Pyongyang, its first report on last week's visit by Vice Marshal Choe Ryong-hae, was at odds with portrayals in China's state-run news media, which emphasized President Xi Jinping's strongly worded appeal that North Korea rejoin the so-called international six-party talks that were abandoned in 2008 when North Korea walked out.

He was capable of writing angelic or weird poetry, with a supreme sense of rhythm and word appeal, or prose of sumptuous beauty and suggestiveness, with the apparent abandon of compelling inspiration; yet he would write down a problem of morbid psychology or the outlines of an unrelenting plot in a hard and dry style.

Buried in the two-foot stack of more than 500 letters from Senator John McCain to federal agencies released by his office several weeks ago is a strongly worded appeal to the Federal Communications Commission written in Mr. McCain's very first week as chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee.

Lengthy and scrupulously worded appeals to universal brotherhood have regularly been featured in Wonder's onstage patter.

In the 1968 presidential campaign, Richard Nixon, with the advice of Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, perfected the use of code-word appeals to convert disaffected white Democrats into conservative Republicans.

In other words, the appeal would be successful if member states voted the same way as they have done today.

The leading nominees are the sort of shows, in other words, that appeal to tourists and families, increasingly the financial backbone of Broadway.