Sentence examples for attraction allows from inspiring English sources

But he yields anyway, as he must, because the "velocity of the attraction allows for no resignation and contains no resignation — there is only room for the greed of desire".

Tax havens offer more than a low tax rate – the secrecy that is often their chief attraction allows unethical business practices, corruption, money laundering and a host of other nefarious practices to thrive.

She is offended, most of all, by the notion that "poverty is a voluntary condition," and she accuses Byrne of "depraved smugness," because of Byrne's insistence that the law of attraction allows for no accidents and no exceptions, even for victims of a natural disaster, like the 2004 tsunami.

4.2, the size of the set of attraction allows us to estimate the (potential) strength of structural change as time goes to infinity.

The attraction allows guests to encounter numerous species of ray before boarding a manta ray-shaped train that takes them on a 3359 feet roller coaster ride above the park, reaching top speeds of 56 mph.

Non-specific electrostatic attraction allows the protein to diffuse over the lipid bilayer until PtdIns4 P is recognized.

More often the landscape provides an alternative attraction, allowing viewers to see favourite stars in exotic and beautiful locations, as in Under the Tuscan Sun (2003).

The fortress is both a serious historical reenactment and an offbeat tourist attraction, allowing the public to watch and chat with workers as they chisel stone, lift blocks with a human-powered hamster-wheel crane, forge tools and chains, and make rope or tiles.

Take a stand If a chair that used to be cleaned by Terry Venables holds any attraction, allow me to present Chelsea Chairs (020-8458 9985, chelseachairs.com), a thriving business dealing in seating taken from the Stamford Bridge ground's West End stand when it was demolished in 1997.

A visitor attraction allowing fans to walk down the cobbles could open for six months from next spring, ITV said.

Graphene and similar two-dimensional (2D) materials exist in bulk form as stacks of strongly bonded layers with weak interlayer attraction, allowing itself to be exfoliated into individual, atomically thin layers, which have opened up new possibilities for the exploration of 2D physics as well as that of new material applications [1 9].