appealingly's Usage Examples:

session tapes with just the right shower of reverberation, resulting in an appealingly glossy wet sound".

is among the most prolifically translated gospel songs and has spread appealingly into the repertoire of various fellowships of Christendom.

it "one of Arnold's best LPs, featuring his exquisite baritone in an appealingly spare commercial folk setting (acoustic guitar, strings, vocal chorus).

" Scotland on Sunday said, "Vivid and realistic, with an appealingly flawed hero and an interesting setting amid the underside of modern LA.

Busch is best-known for his appealingly warped cinematic parodies in which he plays the nobly suffering or archly.

It is an appealingly simple picture, rather spoiled in real life by the fact that while gravity.

interiors on those first few issues of the "new" X-Men were dark and appealingly dramatic .

Soca, Blues and the melodies and rhythms of Africa and Central America appealingly.

sun shine on his pages, and his animals — sometimes jaunty, more often appealingly hesitant — are his alone, unostentatiously distinctive.

dormers, their delicately contrived doorways, and their iron work are appealingly representative of the Federal style.

Pevsner describes the statue as "appealingly vulnerable and serious".

with critics finding his revival of the dead and killing of humans appealingly ironic.

It was described as "unpretentious and appealingly vigorous music" and "an excellent introduction to her sonic world".

The poet presents himself to the reader as a ghost but an appealingly foppish ghost of "belle design", quite different from the weeping burgher.

premise of the film, and enjoyed Olen's genre in-jokes and sometimes an appealingly cynical sense of humor, but found that little was done with the premise.

few years later, Ghyl goes to a ball and encounters the girl, now an appealingly attractive woman, for the third time and finally learns her name, Shanne.

and vital" in 2013, with records "full of sweetly psychedelic-tinged, appealingly idiosyncratic gems" that continued "influencing a new generation of indie.

Hallelujah Junction (1996), a two-piano work played with appealingly sharp edges by Nicolas Hodges and Rolf Hind, begins with a Minimalist.

"understated" production, while also making note of the "direct and appealingly conversational" lyrics.

He crafts interesting uses of vocals and, most appealingly, organ to keep the whole party a little off kilter too.