Sentence examples for attractive up from inspiring English sources

Elizabethan audiences found Richard's brisk, witty villainy deliciously attractive up to a point, and Olivier's performance is filled with dash and energy.

Across human populations, female adiposity is generally considered attractive up to a point.

Even though this concept appears attractive, up to now no studies have been presented investigating a possible correlation between elevated cellular cathepsin levels and sensitivity to apoptotic stimuli.

Unless you're ridiculously good looking, you won't be able to make up for the lack of professional equipment, bad lighting, and parts that just aren't as attractive up close as you seem to think they are.[2] Your movie will be doomed to being "that thing you did that you hope nobody ever finds out about".

Twain remembers comparing notes with another attractive up-and-comer who eventually went on to attain superstar status and is following in her Vegas footsteps.

We directly selected the most attractive males (up attractiveness treatment), the least attractive males (down attractiveness treatment) and the females showing the strongest preference for attractive males (up preference treatment) and compared changes in these lines with control lines that experienced no selection.

Fair enough, but if there is so much attractive wilderness up for grabs, why haven't farmers already ploughed it up?

On the surface, the proposal is attractive — beef up a "real" army to confront extremists and persuade the militias to disarm and integrate.

As the evening went on, the impossibly attractive spoke up for the deserving (Colin Firth, for Alan Turing, Matt Bomer, for AIDS victims, Clooney, for the Charlie Hebdo victims and others, Common, for civil-rights heroes), or were praised for doing so (Ruffalo).

Attractive SCPs, up to 180 W/kg and 70 W/kg for air conditioning and refrigeration, respectively, were measured.

The attractive kick up in yield, which occurs as yield-to-call transforms to yield-to-maturity, becomes much more likely once rates begin to rise.