Sentence examples for attracted to the problem from inspiring English sources

"I was attracted to the problem.

Von Behren said he was mostly attracted to the problem of making payments easy and frictionless on mobile devices.

Example 11 F = R X 2 + R 2 X, G = R X + R 3 X 4, F + G = R X + R X 2 + R 2 X + R 3 X 4, F G = ( R X 2 + R 2 X ) ( R X + R 3 X 4 ) = q − 2 R 2 X 3 + q − 6 R 4 X 6 + q − 1 R 3 X 2 + q − 3 R 5 X 5. We denote the noncommutative ℂ-algebra specified as above by A and feel ourselves attracted to the following problem.

Owing to their great importance and wide range of applications, the attention of many physicists and mathematicians has been attracted to the studies of such problems.

The researchers believe that people who are attracted to the non-instinctive are potentially better problem solvers.

However, being that Person A is a 4, he/she is *not* attracted to a 3. (On "Catfish" the problem is the sense of entitlement. It's not that the duped loser isn't attracted to the scammer. It's more that "well, I fell in love with an 8, so that's what I deserve").

The devices Wu develops make her attracted to any problem having to do with cell-cell communication.

"I'm a multidisciplinary person at heart, and I'm attracted to solving problems rather than doing analysis," Kettler says.

Getting attracted to hard problems is even better.

Both were attracted to problems that were, in Einstein's words, of "genuine importance," problems pertaining to the most basic elements of reality.

"I am generally attracted to old, unsolved problems," he told me.