Sentence for appealed | Use appealed in a sentence

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• Mrs. Lander appealed. (9)
• She appealed to Chloe. (10)
• Roland appealed to her. (10)
• I appealed to my father. (10)
• Mrs. Amble appealed to me. (10)
• Rhoda appealed to the maid. (10)
• Rhoda appealed to the maid. (22)
• Her frankness appealed to his own. (9)
• I appealed to Hawthorne, who sat opposite. (14)
• Sometimes he appealed to the tender emotions. (21)
• And the poetical justice of this appealed to him. (8)
• Mrs. Berry appealed to him in pathetic dumb show. (10)
• My father appealed to the sagacity of the matron. (10)
• Shelton appealed indefinitely to the lower orders. (8)
• When appealed to, Ripton acquiesced, and shivered. (10)
• He appealed to my warmest feelings on their behalf. (10)
• Crossjay appealed to his master, and broke of in disgust. (10)
• Before he bought his own ticket he appealed once more to Dan. (9)
• Sir Thomas had appealed to her reason, conscience, and dignity. (4)
• But the engaging side of the Spanish character appealed to him. (14)
• He appealed to reason in them; he would not hear of convictions. (10)
• In conclusion, she appealed to Rhoda to speak up for her sister. (10)
• In conclusion, she appealed to Rhoda to speak up for her sister. (22)
• He appealed to Verrian and made a feint of pushing his chair back. (9)
• He appealed to the coachman to know if they could not do it together. (9)
• Where so true a helpmate for him as the one to whom his mind appealed? (10)
• He appealed to Tenby constantly, as to the one man he knew in the room. (10)
• The simple, earthy wholesomeness of the place appealed to Dan and comforted him. (9)
• A house appealed to any Forsyte, and especially to one who had been an auctioneer. (8)
• Dartrey appealed tempestuously to the Ring; Skepsey likewise, in a tone of injury. (10)
• Not one piece of furniture, no picture or porcelain figure appealed to modern taste. (8)
• Mrs. Sumfit appealed in despair to Master Gammon, with entreaties, and a ready dumpling. (10)
• Mrs. Sumfit appealed in despair to Master Gammon, with entreaties, and a ready dumpling. (22)
• To this instinctive side of the woman, the handsome, strong young man had always appealed. (13)
• Flitch appealed to his former master for testimony that he was a good and a careful driver. (10)
• He appealed to Pemberton, whom he took for one of the passers-by gaping idly at the building. (13)
• He wrote her a letter of playful remonstrance, followed by one that appealed to her sentiments. (10)
• Half-encouraged, and in the belief that I might be getting eloquent, I appealed to his manliness. (10)
• Her pitiable position appealed to the best of him; his inordinate desire of her aroused the worst. (10)
• He appealed to her pity, her sense of honesty, to some not wholly buried spark of piety within her. (12)
• No consequences appealed to him in his mad intoxication; he had no wisdom; his gentility was crude. (18)
• I appealed to Temple, whether he thought it possible to read law-books in a cockboat in a gale of wind. (10)
• There were certain faces, types of discomfort and disease, which appealed from the beginning to the end. (9)
• The note of a sad irony in his words appealed to such indignation for him in Ellen as she never felt for herself. (9)
• The young man silently appealed to Grace, who darkened angrily, and before he could speak Mrs. Maynard interposed. (9)
• The woman physician to whom Ruth had appealed had been there at noon, and had spoken of tuberculosis of the bones. (12)
• My grandfather vowed she had grown wiser, my father protested that she was willing and anxious; Janet was appealed to. (10)
• I appealed to the National Medical Association, which in its turn appealed to the highest authorities. (12)
• She made little remarks full of conventional wisdom, and appealed to his judgment on several points as they drove along. (9)
• Boyne was helpless, with his mother against it, when he appealed to her to let him go and tell Lottie that she wanted her. (9)
• Vittoria still refused to give him any promise, and finally, on a solitary stretch of the road, he appealed to her mercy. (10)
• As it was, the unblushing effrontery of the thing appealed to his sense of humor, and he gave the man another fifty dollars. (21)
• When Harriet had closed her evidence, she appealed to her dear Miss Woodhouse, to say whether she had not good ground for hope. (4)
• This oasis in the desert of conventional graves appealed to the aesthetic sense of Soames, and he sat down there in the sunshine. (8)
• 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)
• She could not doubt that she was beloved, in spite of the colourlessness and tonelessness of a love that appealed to her intellect. (10)
• Certain features of the balloon-frame appealed to them, such as its greater speed of construction, its smaller timbers, and lightness. (17)
• They disputed whether that was the last signal or not; she was sure it was, and she appealed to March, who was moved against his reason. (9)
• He seemed, at times, so lost in the beatific vision, that he forgot my stumblings in the philological darkness, till I appealed to him for help. (9)
• She appealed alternately to Agostino, Vittoria, and Countess Ammiani for support, and as she certainly spoke sense, Carlo was reduced to gloom and silence. (10)

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