Meanings of appeal powerfully in English

A line of remark like this would appeal powerfully to a jury of farmers.

It is bound to appeal powerfully to the many-headed.

The figure of Cincinnatus at the plough appeals powerfully to American manhood.

It was a continuing task, and it appealed powerfully to the statesman so strong in Paul.

To his large nature the Union appealed powerfully by the mere sense of magnitude which it conveyed.

This novel is a strong story of politics, love, and graft, and appeals powerfully to every true American.

All that element in religion which gives to love the fascination of forbidden fruit appealed powerfully to his imagination.

Such is a brief description of this "casa." Hastening to ruins, it appeals powerfully to the imagination.

The Bates case appealed powerfully to the large section of the public who delight in crimes of the mysterious order.

There is something that appeals powerfully to the imagination in the ceremonies they observe, even in case of destroying one of these animals.

Poetry and romance appealed powerfully to the boy's thoughtful mind, and he felt that here in Mexico he was at their very heart.

It appealed powerfully to their intellectual, social, and aesthetic sense, and, in the debased form that it assumed in the East, to their passions.

That singular union of poetry and prose, of mysticism and practical common sense, so striking in the Hebrew character, appealed powerfully to Rembrandt's imagination.