Sentence examples for attractive like a from inspiring English sources
But I find the shape attractive, like a retro kidney swimming pool in a Slim Aarons photograph.
Richard Rouse writes (imagine Jonathan Woss saying that): "You couldn't replace the picture of Barry Manilow with something more attractive like a picture of a nice pint of beer?
Proudly emblazoned on the brushed metal back are the words "designed by Bush in the UK", and from a distance it looks well designed and attractive – like a giant white iPhone 5S.
Attractive like "a homosexual pirate" and cloaked in excessive, impermeable irony, Sebastien gets mixed up with Lily, and thereby the murder case, when all he really wants is to be left alone to grieve his parents, killed in a suspicious plane crash some years before.
Tip: Consider adding a mix of open shelves and closed cabinets, so you can hide items that are less attractive (like a video game system) behind closed doors.
At the same time as your brain is ranking you against Instagram celebrities, it is pointing out things that might make you more attractive, like a flat stomach, a beauty product, or some clothes.
Forgoing digital effects, or any presence of the supernatural, "The Red Riding Trilogy" nevertheless achieves a terrific sense of the uncanny, an atmosphere so spooked and suggestive that it becomes oddly attractive, like an enchanted forest in a children's story.
Her name was Erin and I could see she was an actress because she was attractive like an actress.
If you can, swap it out for something more attractive, like an inexpensive chandelier from Ikea (remember to save the original lighting to replace when you move), or soften the light by hanging scarf or covering it with a lampshade.[9].
The positive control adopted was Sam Allardyce, who despite being criticised by the estimable Johnny Giles for a lack of "humidity", has proven at this level to be very efficacious if not always immediately attractive – like removing a bunion with a belt-sander.
In his flannel shirt and heavy army boots, he looked, she writes in a new book about him, "graceful and attractive — like someone wearing a disguise".
