Sentence examples for world appeal from inspiring English sources

Does Brown's argument that interdependence via the union is crucial in an increasingly globalised world appeal to those tempted to vote 'Yes' in September, or is such a view incompatible with the future of Scotland?

Each area seems to have such a unique identity, from the more glamour-infused West Hollywood and newly developed downtown, to the bohemian-chic stores in Venice and old world appeal of Pasadena.

While the Tour de France and bicycling might have world appeal with a stranglehold in Europe, only baseball has its place as the American Pastime, a sport woven so heavily into the American sportsman's psyche, that patrons recount story upon story of how the summer game played its role deep into family lore in nearly every household in the United States.

Hello Kitty's primary-coloured, simple, and wholesome world appealed to young children.

"Something about that world appeals to me because it's so New York.

The thought of hiking away from the edge of the known world appealed to me in those days.

In New York, something about the fantasy subterranean world appeals powerfully to the psyche of the city's residents.

His octopus reach in the business world appealed to the man who hired him at U.S.C., but Haden looks at his diversified résumé with a jaundiced eye.

A few passages of the "Nightspot" music are theatrically weak, and none of its heavily amplified sound world appeals to me.

Although he was not the kind of student whose résumé was packed with volunteer activities, the chance to do some good in the world appealed to him.

Five hundred protesters were outside the jail, and countless prominent people and organisations around the US and the wider world appealed for clemency.