Besides, where do you find appealing desktop wallpapers these days, anyway?
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What did you find appealing about gaming, compared to other diversions?
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That made me think: What do I find appealing about that?
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What are the qualities of that place that you find appealing?
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A prospect of glorious annihilation is not something many politicians find appealing.
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Civilians never hear the real stories, just the versions they find appealing.
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As ridiculous as that is' there's still something I find appealing about it.
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A brand that politicians find appealing—so maybe they'll help make it a reality.
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In place of policy smarts, Mr O'Rourke projects a mood that many find appealing.
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What else about old video games do you find appealing compared to today's games?
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Some serious cognitive dissonance to ignore that for the other x% you might find appealing.
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"It's got the hallmarks of a political compromise which he might find appealing," Hill said.
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Parents can begin the conversation by asking their child what they find appealing about Belle.
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What do you think broadly people find appealing about just watching someone get drunk and cook?
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People also find appealing the idea that they have motives and desires they are unaware of.
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Many wine consumers, I find, have a tendency to overidentify with bottles that they find appealing.
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I acknowledge that there's luck, and privilege, in inhabiting a body that others might find appealing.
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One area Facebook has struggled, however, is in getting them small enough for consumers to find appealing.
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Our brains are remarkably adept at twirling the cognitive kaleidoscope until it produces an image we find appealing.
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We're able to understand the combined affect people find appealing, even when it can't be communicated in words.
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Others, like Apothic and the Prisoner, are more mysterious, conveying in their gloom something that many find appealing.
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Issuers are particularly apt to be forgiving on late fees, he said, a shift that cardholders may find appealing.
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But just as telling is the club's willingness to contort itself into a shape that Neymar might find appealing.
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That contradictions are particularly useful to Mr. Trump also tells us something about what some people find appealing about him.
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Austin: No, but I will say, there's a lot a guy can learn from studying the characters women find appealing. 27.
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What I find appealing about it is the way it points to an interconnectedness fundamental to the issue of environmental pollution.
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They even look kind of charming at first, and I like that play between what we find appealing and what we find problematic.
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If economists' senior ranks are skewed in favour of men, then the profession's output might also be biased towards results they find appealing.
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Amazon welcomed proposals from cities and said it wanted a metro area with at least 1 million people that employees would find appealing.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — What, if anything, do you find appealing about "hustle culture," as described in the article?
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — What, if anything, in the details about how people are avoiding plastic do you find appealing?
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He has largely focused on a message more suited to a general election than he has on one that conservative primary voters would find appealing.
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" Brown agreed when we spoke, telling me, "My take on this is that there are things in the GOP ideology that black men find appealing.
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Underlying it all — the beer, the trains, the mountains and, yes, the legal weed — is a sense of identity for this city that millennials find appealing.
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His shtick plays well in some areas but not others, and with adequate recruiting Democrats can neutralize the aspects of his shtick that people find appealing.
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" DeborahAge: 44Occupation: PhotographerIdentifies as: FemaleHas sex with: "If there is someone that I find appealing, whatever gender, I will have fun... I have been 'heteroflexible' over time.
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If you're wondering what the Church of Satan could find appealing in this parable of people struggling under adverse conditions, an interview Gilmore gave to Gizmodo explains why.
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One of the biggest unanswered questions impeachment raises is whether the confrontation will change the kind of alternative that most voters skeptical of Trump will find appealing in 2020.
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Participants who were attracted to someone of the same sex were asked how they would rate attractiveness based on what a member of the opposite sex would find appealing.
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One thing Trump will surely find appealing: Gowdy led House committee investigation of Clinton's actions surrounding the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi when she was Secretary of State.
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Real life is full of flaws and imperfections, and there's this forced prettiness to pics coming out of Samsung phones and the new iPhones that I just don't find appealing.
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The game that Pompeo and Bolton are playing — use rhetoric that counter-jihadists find appealing, move them closer to the mainstream, all without endorsing their full conspiracy theories — is fairly transparent.
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And suppose that the courts in the end decide that the disclosures were inadequate: That might open a floodgate of potential litigation damages that the local taxpayers would not find appealing.
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They're trying to balance ensuring children don't get access to flavors they might find appealing with letting some smokers transition away from cigarettes and to potentially less harmful types of products.
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"For our partners one of the things they may find appealing is the fact that if you actually want to place a bet on self-driving technology, we're the legitimate independent alternative."
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Ms. Sanders said Mr. Trump's decision to call Mr. Reynolds is a reflection of what his supporters find appealing: his willingness to do something himself when he thinks it needs to be done.
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Hugo's extraordinary feat is to deliver "an intricately realistic portrait" of France after Napoleon, "a dramatic page-turner" packed with suspense—and a demonstration of "generous moral principles" that readers still find appealing today.
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Its color photos, especially in good light, have a special quality that I find appealing, almost an identifiable 'look' in the same way Fuji digital sensors produce pictures that enthusiasts can identify by color alone.
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It's a relatively new term that riffs on the term "charismatic megafauna," a phrase in the ecology world referring to bigger animals, like whales or pandas, that humans find appealing or feel a special affinity with.
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The Delphi autonomous demo automobile this year is an Audi equipped with a range of tech that carmakers are sure to find appealing, given the intense and growing interest in autonomous and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
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Trump's popularity among evangelicals suggests that either evangelical priorities have shifted, or that they (like many other voters) are more focused on aspects of Trump's cultivated personality that they find appealing than they are on his policies.
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Shopping As shoppers, we want to be very individualized in our choices, from apparel to eyeglasses to automobiles; but we also want to buy things that others like us, or those we want to be like, find appealing.
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With money no longer a taboo topic, Lowry's willingness to shine the spotlight on her mistakes (or flip her camera to selfie mode, if you will) is an attribute high school and college kids are likely to find appealing.
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Lastly, we can't discount the allure of the best and most expensive smartphone Apple has ever made, a crown the iPhone X will wear for the foreseeable future and something that a good number of diehard Apple fans will find appealing.
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What do you find appealing about covering ... You've really done really well with the Viacom story and writing about Sumner Redstone in particular, you do the corporate media beat generally, but you sort of specialize in these kind of figures.
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Although B&H is offering all workers the opportunity to transfer to the new facility, located in Florence Township, they would have to travel an additional 70 miles to reach it — a commute that few, if any, are likely to find appealing.
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Mor conceded that adding integrations is a never-ending game, but Xplenty is storming out of the gates with a list that small and medium businesses, particularly those in the tech sector that have embraced the cloud with open arms, will find appealing.
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It may not make for an offer that Democrats actually find appealing at all — after all, it doesn't budge on the $22008 billion number, the key point of conflict — much less one appealing enough for them to break their no-negotiations-until-the-government-reopens line.
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The parts of Ton-That's demonstration that spooked my producer and me — his access to photos that are no longer publicly available online and his ability to find a photo of me as a minor — are likely among the things his law enforcement clients find appealing.
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Margaret: Fake meat isn't going to turn everyone into a vegan, and it won't cut down on meat consumption overnight, but it might create a middle way that omnivores find appealing — perhaps even appealing enough to slow the rate at which forests are converted into pastures for livestock.
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The recent Insulet tie-ups are concrete next steps for both Dexom and Abbott in developing a viable artificial pancreas — and if either can launch their integrated system to a wide audience, they'd quickly become attractive partners for insurers: A viable artificial pancreas could significantly reduce the $237 billion the US spends on diabetes care annually — which insurers would likely find appealing as they work to slash their portion of spending on members with diabetes.
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Tourism and Places to Visit The county has no official national park or game reserve. However, the county boasts of several interesting places of interest that one can find appealing to visit.
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Black's Law Dictionary followed the Miller test and defined pornography as material that taken as a whole the average person, applying contemporary community standards, would find appealing to the prurient interest. Heinle's Newbury House Dictionary of American English (2003) defined pornography as "obscene writings, pictures, or films intended to arouse sexual desire".
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Youtubers is a name given to those who have reached high numbers of viewers and followers. They become celebrities of said application and continue to manufacture content that their viewers find appealing. These individuals are often idolized by their viewers and fans. Many of these celebrities also use their platform to collaborate with businesses and organizations to advertise their products and services.
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Spike breaks free of his bonds and everyone escapes outside. The gang goes to Giles for help and find him singing and playing the guitar at the Espresso Bar. He's surprisingly very good, which Willow, Tara, and Anya all find appealing. Research leads them to information about the Lowell building, which used to be the old Lowell Home for Children.
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Furthermore, implementations of informed consent. > # Value Dams and Flows (Purpose: Values analysis): Analytic method to reduce > the solution space and resolve value tensions among design choices. First, > design options that even a small percentage of stakeholders strongly object > to are removed from the design space—the value dams. Then of the remaining > design options, those that a good percentage of stakeholders find appealing > are foregrounded in the design—the value flows.
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The standard of the ideal head varies dramatically from breed to breed based on a mixture of the role the horse is bred for and what breeders, owners and enthusiasts find appealing. Breed standards frequently cite large eyes, a broad forehead and a dry head-to-neck connection as important to correctness about the head. Traditionally, the length of head as measured from poll to upper lip should be two-thirds the length of the neck topline (measured from poll to withers). Presumably, the construction of the horse's head influences its breathing, though there are few studies to support this.
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" Common Sense Media with 2/5 stars also found the movie uninspiring and incomparable to animated import films from Japan. The review also stated, "As for the story's plotline, it's a bit muddled and confusing, but at least Gerda the protagonist is sweet -- if not very confident. Gerda's desire to save her brother Kay is the movie's biggest redeeming factor." Jennie Kermode for Eye for Film complimented the film's appropriateness for children, remarking that the film's "esoteric scenarios may not make much sense to adults but they're conveyed with a sincerity that kids will find appealing.
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Ethopoeia, derived from the Greek ethos (character) and poeia (representation), is the ability to capture the ideas, words, and style of delivery suited to the person for whom an address is written. It also involves adapting a speech to the exact conditions under which it is to be spoken. In fact, while the argument can be made that the act of impersonating words, ideas and style to an audience is the most important factor of ethopoeia, the audience and situational context have a huge impact on whether the technique will actually work. A rhetor has to make sure they are impersonating a character the audience will find appealing.
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Unlike a Comparison Shopping Engine which evaluates prices and feature sets for identical or very closely related products, discovery shopping enables users to tailor product results to suit their preferences. To achieve this experience online, discovery shopping sites offer features such as specifying styles, colors and brands, showing similar items, and displaying results in a visually engaging format. Such tools allow shoppers to narrow down from a large to number of choices to a set of products that they find appealing. Comprehensiveness and relevancy are also critical factors, since choice and accuracy increase a shopper's chances of finding a product they wish to purchase.
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Whereas near the Tabarja Bay or Saint Paul's Bay, King Bargis I, King Bargis II, Saint Paul's Resort, El Mina Restaurant and other long-existing establishment complement the local flavour. El Mina restaurant in particular is noted for its high quality food and astounding beach-side location. Though various other establishments, long since closed, also line the coastline alongside other historic beachfront properties, giving Tabarja a notoriously sea-worn appearance that many find appealing but is also deceptively decrepit. The bay itself is still, as it has been for millennia, used as a mooring area for both modern boats and traditional Lebanese wooden "Haskeh" and "shakhtoora" craft, and rentals are available upon request from any of the local establishments.
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Eugene Volokh says, "I think the most useful definition of a slippery slope is one that covers all situations where decision A, which you might find appealing, ends up materially increasing the probability that others will bring about decision B, which you oppose." Those who hold that slippery slopes are causal generally give a simple definition, provide some appropriate examples and perhaps add some discussion as to the difficulty of determining whether the argument is reasonable or fallacious. Most of the more detailed analysis of slippery slopes has been done by those who hold that genuine slippery slopes are of the decisional kind. Lode, having claimed that SSAs are not a single class of arguments whose members all share the same form, nevertheless goes on to suggest the following common features.
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By and large, a collective review of these studies shows that music can be effective in reducing physiological effects that stress has on the human body. This can be anywhere from changing pulse rates, breathing rates, to even decreasing the occurrence of fatigue. This can even be seen in different tempo's and pitch, such as low pitch creates a relatively calming effect on the body whereas high pitch tends to generate stressors for the body. Furthermore, it has been suggested that if a patient can control the music that he or she listens to in the recovery process, then the return to normalcy happens at a much faster, more efficient rate than if the subject was assigned a music genre that he or she did not find appealing.
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The world portrayed by Austen was a world with clearly defined social norms and expectations for proper behavior, especially as relating to relations between the sexes where the men are gentlemen and the women are ladies, which many Americans find appealing. In a hyper-sexualised culture where boorishness is often prized and gender roles have been in flux since the 1960s, certain Americans find Austen's world with its clearly demarcated gender roles and emphasis on genteel behaviour a more appealing alternative. Irvine argued for a long time that many Americans had a nostalgia for the ordered society that existed in the South prior to the Civil War, as manifested in the popularity of the novel and film versions of Gone With The Wind, but that as that society was based on slavery, expressing nostalgia for the old South has been unfashionable since the civil rights movement of the 1950s–60s.Irvine, Robert Jane Austen, London: Routledge, 2005 pages 159–160.
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