Word: appealable
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Maybe I’m stupid, but I just don’t get the appeal. The worst part of this confusion is that I feel so alone. When I talk to my excellent Sigur Rós-listening friends about what their favorite store is, they inevitably say American Apparel, and I am inevitably at a loss for words...
...said, eyes deep with conviction.“That’s what everybody around the rest of the world admires the U.S. for, not just across the Mexican border, but all around the world,” he said. “The whole appeal of America, the appeal of the American dream, is what makes America so special. And to lose that would be a bloody awful thing.”—Staff writer Lindsay A. Maizel can be reached at lmaizel@fas.harvard.edu...
...undemocratic legislation from the bench. Had the New Jersey legislature acted promptly, no such attack could have been launched against this measure. Instead, its inaction forced the issue before the bench, which yielded a decision that stands vulnerable to criticism as it lacks the force of a public appeal of a democratic bill...
...which I wasn’t).”Lulu’s first antics appeared in the Saturday Evening Post on Feb. 23, 1935.“I think Lulu’s shrewd, whimsical, limit-bumping—but not delinquent—personality was the special appeal, especially for girls but for a number of boys as well,” Buell wrote. “The cartoon was basically designed (though I doubt my mother thought very self-consciously about this) to appeal to a mid-20th-century middle class smallish-town, traditional-values audience...
...candidate to start a new tradition in this western North Carolina district. Shuler not only was a football star, both in North Carolina in high school and then at the University of Tennessee, but he's also anti-abortion and frequently talks about his hunting, which has helped him appeal to conservative and rural voters in this area. Taylor, an eight-term incumbent, says he would be much more influential for the district than Shuler, because he sits on the powerful House Appropriations Committee, which determines where much of the federal budget is spent. And he never fails to argue...