Sentence examples for attracted quite from inspiring English sources

"[Theory] attracted quite a lot of opprobrium.

Other firms were doing similar deals, although they haven't (yet) attracted quite as much attention.

Seen in isolation the Lui knock-on wouldn't, I believe, have attracted quite so much controversy.

She attracted quite a following in the clubs, in New Jersey.

It also attracted quite a bit of attention from onlookers, including two separate groups of police officers.

The "lasts" of America's earlier wars attracted quite a spotlight in their time, and not a little controversy.

"The group attracts quite an eclectic attendance," Ms. Trotman said.

But it may not attract quite as big an audience in future.

Outside, dancers performed in the store's display window, attracting quite a crowd.

His peculiar get-up attracts quite a lot of attention throughout the countryside.

In any case, despite lots of enthusiasm, the Journey Church clearly has yet to attract quite those kinds of numbers.