Sentence examples for attracted a bit from inspiring English sources

The latest BIS report has already attracted a bit of flak but I think it is still worth a read.

She attracted a bit of industry interest at the time, but life went on as normal for the Stoker family.

She began a relationship with Sweeney and, with her drug habit and her lifestyle of choice, it attracted a bit of attention to where Sweeney was staying.

They said she relished the chance to serve as one of the president's chief surrogates on critical policy matters.During the primary and presidential campaigns Mrs Obama was a somewhat polarising figure and attracted a bit of controversy.

While Remove.bg has attracted a bit of attention before, we noticed it this time around when Twitter user Matt Haughey tested it out on Gritty, everyone's favorite ambiguously anthropomorphic leftist meme.

IGN's Jason Bates noted that the Thief II display attracted "a bit of a buzz and a small crowd of dedicated onlookers".

(Most African countries would be delighted to attract a bit of foreign investment).

He can still attract a bit of a crowd, but he wasn't invited to the LSE hustings.

"He's basically a nuisance candidate who may attract a bit of attention, because he's not really about governing and sitting in Parliament," he said.

At least "Fire" managed to attract a bit more viewers overall — 7.2 million — than "Duck Dynasty," which reached a total of 6.5 million viewers.

"They want to attract a bit of both Westerners and young Saudis who have traveled abroad, in order to integrate them".