The phrase "attraction ideas" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing concepts or thoughts related to attraction, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The workshop focused on attraction ideas that could enhance marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "ideas for attraction" or "concepts of attraction".
We have an understandable attraction to ideas that promise growth and exciting change, but this can draw our gazes away from powerful and meaningful innovations that are being deployed right now.
Some scholars have argued that the conflict between spiritual and scientific inclinations have been a driving force in Whorf's intellectual development, particularly in the attraction by ideas of linguistic relativity.
The New York crowd didn't much care that the Catskills were already less a pristine frontier than a domesticated tourist attraction; the idea was to capture God's intent.
Movie nights are nothing new, but when the silver screen's hairstyles are the main (or shall we say mane) attraction, the idea takes on a new twist.
You seem to have an affinity for the Law of Attraction — the idea that your thoughts "are sent out into the universe" and "magnetically attract" your desires, as Rhonda Byrne explains in her bestselling book "The Secret" and discussed on your show — but I don't think you believe that you can achieve your ideal weight just by thinking about it.
And for many people fighting their same-sex attractions, the idea that these feelings are innate offers cold comfort.
However, there seems to be a remarkable persistency and attraction in economistic ideas and an economistic conception of the Global City.
Ibn ʿAqīl's attraction to these ideas weakened his standing in the conservative Ḥanbalī community of Baghdad.
While Hiss has a magpie-like attraction to dazzling ideas, "In Motion" shows a frustrating lack of clarity in drawing them into a coherent argument, as well as a disappointing lack of elegance in expressing them — two qualities Chatwin excelled in.
Any writer who has been surprised while marking proofs to find a successful passage that has vanished from memory will recognise the feeling.The attraction of these ideas is that they explain how it is possible for most of us to feel pretty stupid most of the time we write, without necessarily writing stupidly.
