Sentence examples for body attract from inspiring English sources

This program provides students flexible and comprehensive curriculum, in which the RESEARCH area of biomaterials about both living tissue and artificial materials used for implantation and to foster cell function as well as the RESEARCH on the selection of an appropriate material to place in the human body attract me a lot.

Roy's body attracts flies, smells worse by the minute, and goes hard and rigid like stone.

As she entered puberty, Aneita Jean was both thrilled and emboldened by the attention her growing body attracted, as well as frightened by the dangerous kinds of unwanted attention it seemed to provoke.

The Master is about homemade spirituality and gimcrack philosophy, a snake-oil salesman of religion offering self-medication of the mind and body, attracting desperately lonely and vulnerable people to his new cult.

In 2012, one of the 29 SLs equipped with an all-aluminium body attracted a record $4.2 million winning bid at a Gooding & Company auction.

Others identified me as someone in a female body attracted to women, but as much as I appreciated the female form, it felt wrong on me.

But instead of putting his foot down about this, Mukhopadhyay asks a simple question: Why are neurons, among all the cells in the body, attracted to the mind?

Excess salt in the body attracts water to the tissues, so reducing salt consumption can reduce edema.

Don't sleep in the clothes you cooked in -- the scent will linger on your clothes and body, attracting bears and other animals.

The law of universal gravitation generalized the work of Galileo and the English physicist Robert Hooke on terrestrial gravity, asserting that two massive bodies attract one another with a force directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of their separation distance.

Laws are generalizations about a range of natural phenomena, sometimes universal ("Any two bodies attract one another with a force that is proportional to the product of their masses and inversely as the square of the distance between them") and sometimes statistical ("The chance that any particular allele will be transmitted to a gamete in meiosis is 50 percent").