Sentence examples for attract a kind from inspiring English sources

The rafts attract a kind of algae called Ulva prolifera, and when the farmers clean them off each spring they spread the algae out into the Yellow Sea, where it finds nutrients and warm conditions ideal for blooming.

Critics have arguably become more wary of shooting down popular fare over the last few years, perhaps because studios are making movies that attract a kind of cult fandom that's hard to argue with.

Spectacular and daring art heists often attract a kind of glamour.

Yet he indicates that playing people he despises can be at times be dispiriting: "You attract a kind of negative energy when I play people like George W. Bush and Tom Lykis, and you have to say horrible things when you play people you hate".

In Russia, no less than in our country, possibly even more than in our country, Chekhov attracts a kind of sickening piety.

"In Russia, no less than in our country, possibly even more than in our country, Chekhov attracts a kind of sickening piety," Janet Malcolm observed in her 2001 study "Reading Chekhov".

The Standard, he said, attracts "a kind of free-spirited clientele who feel it unnecessary to draw the drapes after checking into their room.

Goichi Suda later retracted his comment, saying his "point was that No More Heroes, unlike a lot of Nintendo Wii titles currently available is the kind of product that will attract a different kind of consumer to the hardware, i.e. gamers who are looking for a different genre to the products that have been successful on this platform thus far".

"It will attract a certain kind of employee, which in turn will attract a certain kind of customer," he said.

"They attract a certain kind of clientele," he said.

"We are trying to attract a different kind of manufacturer here," Mr. Schein said.