Sentences with phrase «emotional appeal of»

However, the emotional appeal of windows comes not from their engineering but their artistry.

By settling out of court, the defendant will avoid suffering a bigger loss due to the emotional appeal of the jury.

The emotional appeal of this myth leads investors to commit many of the most grievous errors listed in Chapter 2 on the most common investor mistakes.

The PlayBook has none of the emotional appeal of the iPad and its polished ecosystem, and it is less capable than a Xoom.

Extensive modifications undertaken by Mercedes - AMG last September had already added to the fun at the wheel and emotional appeal of the CLA.

With this revolutionary concept and the emotional appeal of its aerodynamically optimized body design, the 2 +2 - seater — which was conceived from the outset as a plug - in hybrid — paves the way for an engagingly dynamic and futuristically efficient take on BMW's hallmark driving pleasure.

«In addition to the emotional appeal of its design, CTS Coupe delivers advanced technology and world - class performance.»

The exterior design goal for the ZDX was to merge the emotional appeal of a sports coupe with excellent all - season ability and good ground clearance to allow for moderate off - highway use.

And it's a story driven by the emotional appeal of the vehicle — not its feature content.»

«Now, we are building on that success, and building on the emotional appeal of the vehicle by offering more of the technology our customers want in a package that meets the highest expectations for quality and craftsmanship.»

But these things barely dilute the emotional appeal of the V12 Vantage.

I certainly understand the emotional appeal of the Golf R. Volkswagen's own GTI is the quintessential hot hatch, and the addition of all - wheel drive and more power just makes sense.

The drivetrain is certainly an impressive technological achievement and an object lesson in systems integration, but it lacks the emotional appeal of a soulful, high - revving engine and that will count against it among certain traditional sports car buyers.

The emotional appeal of these changes is obvious.

Part of the emotional appeal of «The Last Jedi» is seeing Mark Hamill's full return to the Luke Skywalker role after a 34 - year hiatus, as well as the last central appearance of Leia as portrayed by Carrie Fisher, who died last December after completing her performance.

To get the full emotional appeal of this movie it pays to have lived in Seattle during the turn of the century, since «Grassroots» tells the true story of a race for a slot on the Seattle City Council.

«Super Size Me,» the anti-McDonald's doc, is the box - office winner, but lacks the emotional appeal of «Born into Brothels» or «The Story of the Weeping Camel,» which is a scripted film using real people (and camels).

There is a telling scene deep inside «Boyhood» that gets at the essential core of the emotional appeal of Richard Linklater's startling new film.

Despite the emotional appeal of two people of the same sex who love each other in a way that imitates a married couple, their union can not effect the true purposes of marriage and family, and this can be demonstrated abstractly with reason and concretely through nature, even to non-believers.

(M. G. MacGrath, Bishop of Panama, put it precisely (April, 1968): «The idealism and impatience of some of our best Christian leaders lay them open to the emotional appeal of the guerrilla heroes.

I understand the emotional appeal of such a move, and, like most entrepreneurs, I have no problem paying employees as much as the business can afford.

Occasionally I'll still make unwise decisions, but over time I find it easier to balance the emotional appeals of fast fashion against the knowledge of its value, thereby making better purchases and stretching my dollar.

Not exact matches

One of the greatest alternatives to the straightforward introduction is an emotional appeal.

A visibly emotional French President François Hollande opened the final day of the conference, known as COP 21, by appealing to the delegates» sense of history.

Even if you don't lead with it, including an emotional appeal is still an important part of your pitch.

Reputation Institute's survey of Canada's largest companies reinforces the power of this emotional appeal, which proved almost twice as important as rational considerations like product quality and innovation in determining consumers» opinion.

We all know that great advertising — or, really, any great «pitch» — contains a blend of emotional and rational appeal.

Apparently fear and surprise are more viral than sadness and trust — the researchers argue that «novelty and... emotional reactions» were responsible for the broader appeal of untrue stories.

Last year a number of companies created powerful, pro-female ads and videos designed to inspire, motivate and strike an emotional chord — an appealing approach that seems to be winning with women.

The sales numbers reflect the wide appeal of the emotional and personal ballads by the 27 year - old British singer, as well as the decision by her independent record company XL Recordings not to make the album available for streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and Google Play.

We can not open the gate of another, either by argument or emotional appeal.»

Then again, it's a line of thinking that has been aggressively promoted over the past two decades and has a certain emotional appeal.

For Leff, readers «can attest to the rhetorical power of this blend,» of mixing «playful attacks against the professional and philosophical pursuits (but not the persons)» of the prosecutors, including the powerful Cato, «deadly serious emotional appeals,» and «deft maneuvering around the specific legal issues.»

Many centuries ago, Aristotle analyzed success in political persuasion along three dimensions: logos (the quality of argument), pathos (the power of emotional appeal), and ethos (admiration or respect for the character of the speaker).

Would any of us respect the scientific findings in any field if they used emotional appeals to make their case, rather than evidence?

It was a moral and emotional as well as a political appeal, much like Hillary Clinton's use of the African saying «It takes a village» to argue for government - sponsored universal health insurance.

The amazing appeal of Chateaubriand derives from his ability to turn the privileging of nature (the great innovation at the end of the eighteenth century) into an argument for sacrality, and to legitimize the spheres of the emotional and the aesthetic as valid replacements for those of the rational and the social.

Things didn't really turn around until the publication of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin, which struck an emotional chord with readers and once again appealed to the general sweep of Scripture rather than the letter.

Role - playing involves the total person in a learning process and appeals to cognitive, kinesthetic, emotional, and experiential levels of human existence.

Simpson explained in his book The Meaning of Evolution that «there are some beliefs still current, labeled as religious and involved with religious emotions, that conflict with evolution and are therefore intellectually untenable in spite of their emotional appeal.»

Leaders of the bankrupt Crystal Cathedral megachurch in southern California made emotional appeals over the weekend for financial help — as well as extended a grateful thanks to worshippers.

It places great emphasis on the overt experiential and emotional aspects of religious faith, making it more appealing and engaging to television viewers than other more mystical or conceptual expressions of Christianity.

The carefully crafted appeals to come forward at a crusade are often emotional in nature, based on success stories of people who converted, or tales of woe about people who did not.

A generation of audiences reared on television is used to animation, emotional appeal, kinesthetic participation, narrative and dramatic structure, and skillful use of an «audiovisual» language.

At first this expectation was doubtless emotional in its appeal, as Mussolini stirs Italians now by pictures of a new Roman Empire, but as the centuries passed and the powerful theological conviction that Israel was a chosen people in special covenant relationship with Yahweh blended with the national dream, the coming Messianic age became increasingly a fixed idea and a cherished dogma.

The more details people hear about the issue beyond emotional appeals and bromides of «choice,» the less people tend to support legalization.

At least, our experience of the animals with whom we live is that they exhibit behaviors similar to many of our own; that those behaviors clearly seem to be signs of emotional and mental qualities familiar to us from our own knowledge of ourselves; that animals possess distinctive individual traits, characteristics that are irreducibly personal (even if we feel obliged to recoil from that word on metaphysical principle), their own peculiar affections and aversions, expectations and fears; that many beasts command certain rational skills; and that all of this makes some kind of natural appeal to our moral sense.

Finally, the writer [apparently] operates on the mistaken view that if we can only get at least 51 percent of the voting populace to be swayed sufficiently by our coalesced, power structure, emotional appeals, and biblical truth (used only where it will work), then we can pass laws outlawing abortion.

«I'll pray for you» is one of the oldest baloney emotional appeals in the book.

Religion appeals to the emotional side of humanity, not the rational side.