Sentence examples for barely attracted from inspiring English sources

Another Richter, "Seascape With Bird" (1970), barely attracted a bid.

Initially, the accident barely attracted attention outside Harbin.

In its first two years, he said, the festival barely attracted enough films to fill three days.

Why had City Zip barely attracted cash in the sales ring? "He has a lot of imperfections," Rice said.

By 1985 the clubs barely attracted fans outside the various ethnic groups, and furthermore, they didn't even have full support from their own communities.

The range of toys that he still reorganized and kept within the customers' reach was so small and monotonous that it barely attracted the youngest children.

Back then indexing was an obscure strategy barely attracting any assets, and Rotemberg was just starting out.

It can barely attract the dog's attention, much less traumatise it.

Discrimination on the basis of gender was so pervasive as to barely attract notice.

He was a lackluster debater and a lackluster retail politician, and his inexperienced media team had trouble shooting down the types of stories that may barely attract notice if handled effectively, but which can metastasize if they aren't.

If Welsh can barely attract 2,500 people on a glorious September afternoon – and several hundred of those were from Exeter – the all-important end-of-season totals could take a significant hit.