Sentence examples for attracted to everything from inspiring English sources

"Chronically disorganized people are attracted to everything," she explained.

He took on the writers of such pieces by the barnful; and they became, in multiple senses of appreciation, his conspiratorial friends, who were attracted to everything from his encyclopedic mind and his bonhomie to his bolts of cynicism and the depth of his gossip.

The term "biophilia" was used for the first time in the 1960s by Erich Fromm, to describe the tendency of humans to be attracted to everything that is alive and vital.

I'm attracted to everything you've exposed me to.

When you meet someone you're intensely attracted to, everything in your body could be telling you that this is your soulmate, but that could be hormones and lust talking.

I still feel incredibly attracted to her for everything else she is (her spirit, her mind, her emotions, everything!), but her body is a pretty serious turn off.

A television buff, he was attracted to good comedy, relishing everything from "The Honeymooners" to Jerry Seinfeld to Howard Stern.

The artists of the Fluxus movement in the '60s and the '70s were similarly attracted to boxes, which recalled everything from emergency first-aid kits to reliquaries.

Pansexual: Sometimes described as 'gender blind', a pansexual is attracted to men, women and everything in between (agender etc).. Also known as omnisexual.

Joni, a stellar student and dutiful daughter (played by Mia Wasikowska of "Alice in Wonderland"), is put off by the way her best friend, Sasha, "sexualizes everything" and is also attracted to Jai, a cute, nerdy buddy who does not seem to reciprocate her romantic interest.

Shoppers were once attracted to big out of town supermarkets because they could get everything under one roof.