1. He tried to appeal to their finer feelings .

2. Your only remedy is to appeal to law.

3. This advertisement is calculated to appeal to children.

4. He has decided to appeal to the European Court.

5. The party needs to appeal to a broader constituency.

6. The two disputing countries decided not to appeal to arms.

7. This sort of life is not calculated to appeal to a young man of 20.

8. The design has to appeal to all ages and social groups.

9. The party tries to appeal to all classes of society.

10. The series was scripted to appeal to an international audience.

11. The right of individuals to appeal to a higher court is provided for in the constitution.

12. It was one of the first avant-garde works to appeal to a wide audience.

13. To win the election he needs to appeal to the typical man in the street.

14. This careful phraseology is clearly intended to appeal to various sides of the conflict.

15. Are there general principles to appeal to?

16. She has been denied the right to appeal to the Supreme Court.

17. The idea of staying in Oregon was beginning to appeal to her, but Roy was nonchalant about it.

18. But the anti-army writers also showed a need to appeal to the sensibilities of their Tory allies in Parliament.

19. He decided to appeal to the people on a speaking tour through the country.

20. Thinks I haven't got any better feelings to appeal to, does he?Sentencedict

21. The party has watered down its socialist ideals in order to appeal to the centre ground.

22. Highbrow critics sniff that the programme was "too sophisticated" to appeal to most viewers.

23. Low clearing bank base rates are bringing a flood of new offers intended to appeal to the country's 19 million savers.

24. They left telephone lines at the presidential palace intact, allowing Diem to appeal to loyal units to rescue him.

25. It seems that the only recourse a sufferer now has is to appeal to the landlord.

26. As if pleading helped - she might as well try to appeal to the better nature of a power-crazed tyrant.

27. The judges awarded the Home Office costs, but granted leave to appeal to the House of Lords.

28. Touting his help for women entrepreneurs seems a good way for Bill Clinton to appeal to women voters.

29. Curtis, who rates an above-average 32, seems like the better choice to appeal to a wider audience.

30. And it counts on the jet-propelled feel of its bicycles' ride to appeal to the youthful dreams of potential buyers.

1. He tried to appeal to their finer feelings .

2. The party has watered down its socialist ideals in order to appeal to the centre ground.

31. It is not therefore possible at present for the public finance economist to appeal to a generally accepted body of theory.

32. This explores historical discoveries and topical issues likely to appeal to pupils.

33. The petitioner applied to the Court of Appeal for leave to appeal to the Privy Council.

34. The Revenue was granted leave to appeal to the House of Lords.

35. We are offering the experience of a lifetime, and it seems to appeal to people from all over the world.

36. The Republicans have hired consultants to figure out ways to appeal to those women not already turned off.

37. And the ear is not the only sensitive part of the human anatomy which Cloverleaf is designed to appeal to.

38. This report was evidently wide enough in scope to appeal to both free-trade and interventionist Liberals.

39. These activities are most likely to appeal to the more methodical student wishing to follow a clear procedure.

40. That was bound to appeal to young people as well.

41. More often than not even the most famous of brand names are specially formulated to appeal to individual national palates.

42. Today members voted to appeal to the Environment Secretary Michael Howard not to cut their budget by ￡10m.

43. From that decision, leave was given to appeal to the House of Lords.

44. Martin's manager had packaged him to appeal to teenage girls.

45. It has to find a way to appeal to younger drivers.

46. Perhaps Labour was also unable to appeal to many voters in an increasingly better-off, more obviously middle-class Britain.

47. If you are frightened by heights, skiing is not going to appeal to you.

48. There were complex power struggles of a desperate kind, for there were no grown-ups to appeal to.

49. She must have been mad to try to appeal to his better nature.

50. Joyce's books seem designed to appeal to the intellect rather than the emotions.

51. It is exactly this latter view of the nature of reference which the discourse analyst has to appeal to.

52. The press mocked his attempts to appeal to young voters.

53. Clinton hammered away at campaign themes tailor-made to appeal to predominantly white swing voters who might otherwise vote for Republican Bob Dole.

54. That was what I had earlier learned to do in order to appeal to the human spirit and create strong commitment.

55. They are meant to appeal to Tamburlaine's humanity and hopefully stop him from plundering the town.

56. Technically sweet and politically acceptable,[http:///to appeal to.html] it avoids accusation of moral hypocrisy by using economic arguments to appeal to self interest.

57. We need to appeal to a wider customer base.

58. It’s part of her clean-cut, Chinese girl-next-door image that seems to appeal to many in mainland China.

59. It's a ticket that was designed to appeal to suburban and small town voters.

60. Usually Stylist-designers create variations in less expensive fabrics to appeal to a market for lower-priced merchandise at the late rise or early culmination stage of the fashion cycle.

61. Popper's solution is to appeal to the rule of falsification degree or latent falsification set at the experience level. But the rule can't solve the grue problem.

62. Neither of these strategies is apt to appeal to anyone not antecedently committed to functionalism.

63. But remember that to get that combination, your startup will have to appeal to both super-angels and VCs.

64. Born and raised in Honolulu, Obama honed his ability to appeal to a diverse group of people in the islands, a crossroad of cultures from throughout the Pacific, said his half-sister, Maya Soetoro-Ng.

65. The Bureau has also initiated a web-based mobile platform for special events to appeal to small-screen users.

66. Suppose somebody says, "Look, it's true that we don't need to appeal to souls in order to explain why bodies move around in a nonrandom fashion.

67. The stripped-down design, which is less prone to viruses than standard computers, is intended to appeal to the six million over-65s in Britain who have never used the internet.

68. The chain seeks to appeal to wealthier Africans as well as to people living at an income level just above that of subsistence farming.

69. Indeed, Buick says it designed the new Lacrosse in part to appeal to well-heeled buyers in China, who typically hire drivers and ride in the back seat.

70. The game also had to appeal to both video game "virgins" and hard-core enthusiasts.

71. The company said it expects the cruise to appeal to a variety of European nationalities – but particularly Germans, as they are "really into naturism".

72. With his Great Indonesia Movement Party (Gerindra), Prabowo took a nationalist stance, obviously trying to appeal to the grass roots in a manner echoing former President Sukarno.

73. He exuded a rectitude so matter - of - fact that he never needed to appeal to it.

74. Members are entitled to appeal to the body not only the application of anti-dumping law, but also the anti-dumping legislation itself.

75. Even now, however a severe run of ill luck to decide him to appeal to her.

76. Eliphaz encouraged Job to appeal to the mercy and justice of God "who does great things, and unsearchable , marvelous things without number" (5:9).

77. Hurstwood felt the crisis, and artfully decided to appeal to Carrie.

78. Popper solution is to appeal to the rule of falsification degree or latent falsification set at the experience level. But the rule can' solve the grue problem.

79. Serve them Pecan Stuffing and Fig - Walnut Salad to appeal to their mysterious side.

80. We started with the idea you needed to appeal to souls in order to roughly explain why human bodies move[Sentencedict], why we're animated or why we move in nonrandom ways.

81. Since the 1960s, this reapportionment issue began to appeal to the courts. The Supreme Court has delivered many decisions on this issue involving both houses of the Diet and the Local Assembly.

82. Boeing purposely limited the extent that carriers could customize the new plane in order to appeal to banks and leasing companies that are behind many purchases.

83. The case will go to appeal to the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, and thereafter, possibly to the Supreme Court.

84. He also sought to appeal to a Jewish constituency for his Presidential ambitions.

85. Nevertheless, after he was linked with Arsenal last month, any firm bid from Benitez is sure to appeal to the player.

86. This is to appeal to the 'inspiring' qualities of the work, and argue that it will leave schoolchildren gobsmacked and infused with a passion for science.