Sentence examples for apparent attraction from inspiring English sources

The columnist Heywood Broun remarked on Heyward's apparent attraction to a "Negro life" that was more "colorful and spirited and vital than that of the white community".

He felt that the apparent attraction of tiny bits of paper to a piece of glass that has been rubbed with cloth results from an ethereal effluvium that streams out of the glass and carries the bits of paper back with it.

Gravitation could only be acceptable, on their view, if it were explained, in turn, by vortices of intervening invisible matter whose tiny microscopic particles effected the apparent attraction of bodies via impulse.

This apparent attraction of TCMs to IL-7-expressing cells could be mediated by IL-7 itself.

A video film (Video SV1 ) in the Supplementary Material shows details of the apparent attraction between a pair of roots and their subsequent course of growth.

More recent approaches have quantified this apparent attraction by assessing how the rate of in vitro fertilization changes when pollen tubes are exposed to ovules dissected from closely-related species [ 7, 13].

Despite all the apparent attractions, some 10 per cent say they have not eaten outside in the past year at all.

This mechanical philosophy denied the possibility of action at a distance; as with static electricity, it explained apparent attractions away by means of invisible ethereal mechanisms.

Despite the apparent attractions of such a view, there is an evident problem facing the underlying thought that once you have a certain collection of properties you ipso facto have a fictional entity.

But no apparent mutual attraction, no spark.

The findings suggest that, despite the apparent sexual attraction, males slow down their sperm production when they're around females of another species--a mechanism that may contribute to reproductive isolation, says evolutionary ecologist Andrea Aspbury, who led the study.