Sentence examples for a kind of pull from inspiring English sources

"So my story is," Hawke said, "right around the time I was turning thirty, Linklater and I had an idea of doing a Beat movie about Chet Baker, a kind of 'Pull My Daisy' take on Chet becoming famous".

"But it was a kind of pull-your-socks-up time, especially with me and the producers.

There is a kind of push and pull between music and dance; togetherness, but also a sense of space".

I've described my own tumble into journalism as a kind of gravitational pull.

They exerted a kind of lunar pull, tugging me out of the present and into the past.

But, because the tax break already exists, it exerts a kind of gravitational pull that makes it hard to get rid of.

There are Sunday morning breakfasts of rye bread and Danish that, as Berger describes it, have a kind of Proustian pull on his adult memories.

Every so often, riding along, I see an old building that I feel drawn to — it exerts a kind of psychic pull on me — and I get off the bus at the next stop and go back and take a closer look at it.

Every so often, riding along, I see an old building that I feel drawn to it exerts a kind of psychic pull on me and I get off the bus at the next stop and go back and take a closer look at it.

Each team had their moments, generally in the first half, but around the 70th minute in each game there came a point where a kind of gravitational pull seemed to exert itself on the MLS sides playing their first competitive games of the year.

Another idea is that bigger population centres exert a stronger attraction on neologisms, so that they go first to large cities by a kind of gravitational pull.