Sentence examples for actions attracted from inspiring English sources

Her actions attracted negative attention, and she was stripped of her government-issued appointments, and her passport was confiscated.

His actions attracted widespread criticism on Twitter and Sky News issued an apology on Sunday, saying Brazier had immediately recognised what he had done was inappropriate and said so on air.

Their actions attracted widespread attention because the pair had initially appeared to help the stricken student.

The company's actions attracted national media attention and were harshly criticised by the Singaporean anime community as "sudden and severe".

Odex's actions attracted widespread criticism in Singapore and international attention and press coverage, which coincided with similar actions against consumer file sharing of music in the United States.

Dolezal's actions attracted plenty of scorn, but I have some sympathy with her, and I think The New Yorker's Jelani Cobb summed it up best when he wrote that she "has been dressed precisely as we all are, in a fictive garb of race whose determinations are as arbitrary as they are damaging.

Moreover, the current attorney general, Jeremy Wright, like his predecessor, Dominic Grieve, underlines "the intense public scrutiny that the UK's government actions attract on the world stage and the importance of international law to both frame and defend those actions".

But their aspirations to Gertrude Steinian sound patterns ("actions attract me, refraction, a fraction of her satisfaction, don't retract") soon become a somewhat numbing backdrop to Mr. Gee's simultaneous, beautifully nuanced gestures.

One caveat here, however, is that many people first come to the attention of public mental health services due to their behaviour and/or actions attracting the attention of police who then have them assessed by, or divert them into, health services.

He said: "Taking legal action attracted some criticism, but as a Council we felt it was our duty to mount this challenge in order to protect people from cyber-bullying and harassment.

BBC1 had 11.6 million, while a further 500,000 on BBC Olympics 1. BBC1's late afternoon Olympics programme, which ran from 4pm to 6.40pm and featured the cycling action, attracted an average audience of 7.1 million and a 46.4% share.