The phrase "attraction right" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a concept related to attraction, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The attraction right between them was undeniable, but they never acted on it."
Alternatives: "magnetic pull" or "chemistry between".
"Obviously Shaq and Penny, that's the main attraction right there," he says.
Better to say that the memory of what was, for many Americans, an uneventful August exerts a certain attraction right now.
Zidane's natural ability has always had a hypnotic attraction, right from the day he was spotted playing on the back streets of Marseille among other French-born children of Algerian descent.
"If you own a REIT, it's because it's going to pay you dividends — that is the attraction right now," said Paul D. Puryear, the director of real estate research at Raymond James & Associates.
Instead of thinking about sexual attraction right away (even those that's a natural tendency for men), try to get to know others for who they are on the inside before you begin to judge them on the external.
Buck used to flatter me: "Cozy how my big Show attraction stands right up across the road from your nice Shelter attraction, Esther".
But for this listener at least, the prime attraction comes right at the top: Schubert's C minor Sonata (D. 958), one of the three great "late" sonatas written in September 1828, some three months before his death at 31.
Looking at user generated reviews on sites like TripAdvisor is one of the best ways to determine if a hotel, cruise ship or attraction is right for you, according to Tornatore.
Mr. Monteith spent the better part of a year at the American Academy in Rome, where he captured tourists looking at the city's many monumental attractions (below right), seeking the precise moment when the artwork infiltrates the viewers' imagination and the act of looking becomes an act of seeing.
It is woven into the city's texture, in its arcades, its shoulder-wide alleys, odd terraces, house museums and specialty shops; secreted between and beside and atop and sometimes even within the big marquee attractions, hidden right there in plain sight.
"Honestly, the attraction to me right now in L.A. is the turmoil, the growing pains, the newness of it all," Mr. Govan said.
