Appeal used in a sentence

Appeal in a sentence as a noun

And, as noted, even the parties themselves had not raised the issue on the key appeal as a ground for potential reversal.

Aside from the fact that I'd rather be using Linux any day, hands-down, the computer just feels more physically appealing in itself.

But new text editors demographically appeal to the most entitled, pickiest segment of the programmer market.

It seems unfair somehow that our whole industry benefits from Newegg individually taking on the risk and expense of bringing a patent to litigation and appeal.

Appeal in a sentence as a verb

The other developer's app was simply my own website, stolen line for line, tossed into Phonegap, and released the same day as my website. I explained this to Google in the appeal form, even including a link proving I owned the site the other developer stole it from, and they rejected my appeal without checking the link - I could clearly see in my server logs that they never clicked on it.

The Federal Circuit's holding by a 3-judge panel had been remarkable and had shocked patent lawyers generally in that the parties before the court had not even raised the issue on appeal as a ground for invalidating the jury's verdict below.

The Court's role in hearing such discretionary appeals is to step in and decide important questions of federal law or to determine who is right when the various lower federal appellate courts may have reached conflicting decisions on such points of law in way that cries out of definitive resolution by the highest court.