Sentence for appeal | Use appeal in a sentence

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• There was no appeal. (7)
• I came to appeal to you. (8)
• The appeal was understood. (10)
• The thing did appeal to Burnamy. (9)
• He does not appeal to me, you see. (10)
• Cornelia made appeal to Sir Twickenham. (10)
• You perceive that I am obliged to appeal to you. (10)
• Then I venture to propose myself to appeal to her. (10)
• It is, of course, a dramatic, not a didactic appeal. (9)
• That is the appeal that a genuine person listens to. (9)
• I have not attempted an appeal to your feelings, Mrs. (10)
• Berry racked her distracted wits for a further appeal. (10)
• It was not friendly, it had no appeal; but it sufficed. (8)
• At night the question is more human, and allows appeal. (10)
• She made appeal to Gower on his return, transfixing him. (10)
• This appeal to her affections did more than all the rest. (4)
• Appeal and fear were in it, and a sense of personal grievance. (8)
• Take my advice, appeal to George again to give you that promise. (8)
• There would be no way but to appeal to his pity, his generosity. (9)
• The satiated, and the insatiate, appetite alike appeal to extremes. (10)
• They must appeal; a petition too might be started in the last event. (8)
• At that queer spiritual appeal Soames turned for relief to actuality. (8)
• I make one more appeal to you, Mr. Roberts, for the sake of your wife. (8)
• One was standing by, to see fair play, and Shelton made appeal to him. (8)
• The expression of his face was an appeal; his eyes were full of prayer. (1)
• You, in your case, have no appeal from a backbiting set of adventurers. (18)
• Nursing one knee, Miltoun faced that appeal without the faintest movement. (8)
• On she sped, leaving him at the stammered beginning of his appeal to her. (10)
• To deeper than this ball of sight Appeal the lustrous people of the night. (10)
• You are a soldier by instinct, my good Robert: your first appeal is to force. (22)
• For throughout the trial your counsel was in reality making an appeal for mercy. (8)
• Another declared that ladies would now act in lieu of causing an appeal to arms. (10)
• Another declared that ladies would now act in lieu of causing an appeal to arms. (22)
• But she indignantly denied to herself that she had wished to appeal to him for sympathy. (9)
• The Countess breathed a short appeal to Providence that Caroline might not prove a fool. (10)
• It came, though not so vehemently as might have been, to the appeal of a soft fixed look. (10)
• No troublesome publicity and tedious postponement for the purpose of appeal mar its efficiency. (8)
• He made a movement toward the door, but Lapham stopped him with the tragic humility of his appeal. (9)
• In the course of her appeal to see Falder, did the woman say anything that you specially remember? (8)
• Nought save his rounding aim, the means he plied, Death for his cause, to him could point appeal. (10)
• The appeal in tier voice must have reached him, though he seemed scarcely to have heeded her words. (9)
• In vain they struggle in the hands of their butchers, in vain they appeal to those who know no pity. (19)
• It is from first to last a book with a conscience in it, and its highest appeal is to the conscience. (9)
• All of these decisions were taken on appeal to the highest court of the state and were there affirmed. (16)
• As she contemplated it now, it seemed worse than a partial confession and an appeal to his generosity. (10)
• The most that you can do is to appeal to your own consciousness, and that is not proof to anybody else. (9)
• You know the ingenuity of the political economists in justifying the egotism to which conditions appeal. (9)
• Afterwards Lowell wrote again, owning himself wrong in his appeal, which he had come to recognize as invasive. (9)
• Had they some comity, some etiquette, which a man forced to leave his place could appeal to, and so get it back? (9)
• And she pressed her forehead against the cross-bar of the window, trying to find better words to make her appeal again. (8)
• Now, gentlemen, if the prisoner had pleaded guilty my friend would have had to rely on a simple appeal to his lordship. (8)
• Here was a stupid man, sleepy with the heat and fretful at the interruption, whom neither appeal nor argument could reach. (2)
• Edmund, on this appeal, had first to hear what was going on; but, on understanding the question, was at no loss for an answer. (4)
• They reckon up the health of their two members and the chances of an appeal to the country when they fix the rents and leases. (10)
• I was ushered aside by a member of the firm to inspect an instrument prepared to bind me as surety for the costs of the appeal. (10)
• De Vaudreuil appealed to the people to help him in making yet stronger the fortifications of Quebec, and he did not appeal in vain. (19)
• Herr von Grunow-Reckenhausen of Reckenhausen was the head of the family, final judge in all controversies and court of last appeal. (12)
• The article, which occupied just a column of precious space, began with an appeal so moving that before he had read twenty lines Mr. (8)
• I do now because I must appeal to you, as the one chiefly responsible, on whose head the whole weight of a dreadful error will fall. (10)
• His chief qualities lie in the simple expressiveness of his music, a direct appeal to sincerity of emotion, and to the sense of the poetic. (3)
• An idol must have their attributes: a king must show his face now and then: a song must appeal to their intelligence, to subdue them quite. (10)
• Working from heat to heat the article finished in a glorious outburst with a passionate appeal to the country to starve all German prisoners. (8)
• It was just such a subject as would appeal to his love of paradox, his subtle curiosity, and his liking for brilliant forays into new territory. (14)
• Aristoxenus was a practical, in addition to being a theoretical musician; he thought that the ear was the final court of appeal in matters musical. (3)
• It was vigorous, pointed, and a reasonable summary of the situation politically, but it was an appeal to fundamental principles, not to temporary political conditions. (14)

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