Sentence examples for bit attracted from inspiring English sources
This was preposterous, of course, and I knew it — I hadn't even liked the man and wasn't the least bit attracted to him.
In "Celia's Fish," a man sleeping with his dying wife's best friend worries mordantly that she's too attentive a nursemaid: "He can't help but wonder sometimes if she's a little bit attracted to the spectacle of decline".
Mr. Gore is drawn to vividness, and though he is generally regarded as cautious, he has also, throughout his life, been a little bit attracted to risk and speed, practicing water-skiing stunts as a kid in Tennessee, riding his motorcycle too fast around Harvard -- or taking off in a helicopter near the DMZ with his legs dangling out the side.
On a personal level, I am not in the least bit attracted by strength, I'm more into emotional compatibility, GSOH, bank balance (etc).
That's where relatively dense ocean crust was being shoved beneath the lighter continental crust, causing a downward flow in the underlying mantle that in turn attracted the drifting bits like water running down a drain.
IP address prefix length distribution in the core routers shows a similar characteristic such that the prefixes with 24 or longer bits attract more than 50% of the traffic.
"I think the more you look at Ukip in terms of what they stand for, people would be a bit less attracted when they realise that Ukip's stance in favour of further cuts, meaning there will be cuts to your local schools and hospitals," he said.
So talks are under way to water it down a bit, to attract enough Republicans to beat a filibuster and pressure the House to go along.
But Wikia also wants to open the fold a bit and attract more non-geeks (or at least lesser ones) by improving its user interface: less clutter, more curation.
hubs have fairly easy corporate structures that started to mimic the U.S. Here, if you change the structure a little bit, you attract a lot of entrepreneurs, and then they would create jobs locally".
It was late October of 2011, I had been contributing to Technorati for nearly six months -- I was the guy who was trying to untech us a bit by attracting star power to our entertainment channel.
