Sentence examples for attractive worlds from inspiring English sources

We've wondered for so long what it might be like to frolic in Ofili's fecund, attractive worlds; now we know that it may be like a prison.

He took his math skills to the far more financially attractive world of private equity.

The ubiquity of these fluid computer-generated designs suggested an attractive world of class mobility.

As Sonne says: "When we send the message to our children that it's O.K. to be different, we create a very attractive world for them".

"In today's world, you have a more attractive world of partnering with the talent and less attractive world of strategies," said Daniel H. Stern, the chief executive of Reservoir, who has seeded a number of successful hedge funds, including Och-Ziff, across Wall Street over the years.

But she jumped in, exploring how "vanity fair" – corrupt and disdained in Bunyan – became, by Thackeray's time, this fast, attractive world where one got ahead.

Some think it has been the best, most open and most attractive World Cup for at least 20 years, while others will tell you it has been the worst of all time.

But the MGM movie and the novel differ in fundamental ways, and it is too bad that the eccentric, attractive world Baum imagined remains unfamiliar to so many readers.

'I find it an attractive world.' It's easy to see him as someone hankering for some version of himself as a good-time guy, trying to retrieve someone who may never have existed.

Part of the answer lies in the policy rhetoric – an attractive world of shared decision-making ("no decision about me without me", said the white paper), with the cosy and familiar GP's surgery said to be "the new headquarters of the NHS".

France already has a few strong players in the dating world, such as Meetic, Adopte un mec, Attractive World, and probably Tinder.