Sentence examples for General attractiveness from inspiring English sources

Rather than expressions of individual yearning for a young woman, the poems were, in Lardinois's view, "public forms of praise of the general attractiveness of the girl," celebrating her readiness for wedlock and integration into the larger society.

And they are women who exude high levels of postfeminist attitude and are as fearless about tackling sexual issues in their work as they are about using their sexuality -- or general attractiveness -- whenever the media look in their direction.

I've sat in meetings with colleagues who wouldn't dream of disparaging anyone's color, sex, economic status or general attractiveness, yet feel free to comment witheringly on a person's weight.

These results indicate that cyclic shifts in women are most apparent when judging for short-term relationships, which may explain the null results in studies where only general attractiveness was assessed.

Ontario's strategic central location with respect to other Canadian provinces, its proximity to U.S. markets and coal supplies, its cheap power, its large and skilled labour force, its abundant natural resources and diversified transportation system, and its general attractiveness to both domestic and foreign investment have made its economy the most productive in Canada.

While you ponder the idea of "Top Model" without Miss J's legs, Jay's spiky gray hair and Nigel's general attractiveness, take a quick look at some memorable "Model" moments below.

It has been recognised for many years that shorter wavelengths are, in general, more attractive to moths (Frank, 2006, and references therein); attractiveness appears to peak around wavelengths of 400 nm (violet light; Cowan & Gries, 2009).

Audience members reportedly commented on their chest sizes, how they were dressed and their general level of attractiveness.

As one recent graduate commented on The Local, The Times' hyperlocal news Web site covering Millburn: "Being on the list means you are rich, you wear expensive clothing, and probably fall under the general umbrella of attractiveness.

But Dr. Rakestraw pointed to a more general decline in the attractiveness of working at Sandia.

Apart from a humdrum pad Thai with chicken, the main courses matched the attractiveness and general appeal of appetizers.