Sentence examples for attracted masses from inspiring English sources

All these parties were ephemeral because they proved incapable of mounting a broad appeal that attracted masses of voters in addition to their original constituencies.

The Ottomans, left as the major Muslim rivals of Byzantium, attracted masses of nomads and urban unemployed who were roaming through the Middle East searching for means to gain their livelihoods and seeking to fulfill their religious desire to expand the territory of Islam.

The Tsapanawas' arrival at the village, Simpatía, attracted mass media coverage and Youtube interest.

The year-long strike was historically significant as the first dispute of black workers that attracted mass support from the trade union movement.

Though accurate polling of the contest is difficult, Mr Corbyn has also recorded the highest level of support in local constituency party nominations and attracted mass crowds to rallies.

The Cock Lane ghost was a purported haunting that attracted mass public attention in 1762.

With both SARS and avian 'flu having recently attracted mass reportage yet not causing any deaths in Australia, potential "cry wolf" [ 43] legitimacy risks faced Australian health authorities.

These big Web sites attract masses of people who have dissimilar interests and, ultimately, little in common.

In a third scheme the acceleration of the suspended masses is measured as they are moved relative to the large attracting masses.

Cavendish measured the change in deflection of the balance when attracting masses were moved from one side to the other of the torsion beam.

Like many of Mr. Bridges's finest features, it did not attract masses of love or money, musts in the Oscar calculus.