Sentence examples for budding attraction from inspiring English sources

His dream that she will finally regard him as something more than a pal is complicated by her budding attraction to Fuller's dangerous spontaneity.

Set in a wintry Stockholm suburb where even the drunks look slightly marooned, "Let the Right One In" revolves around the budding attraction between a slender boy named Oskar, who is savagely bullied at school, and Ms. Leandersson's Eli, his new neighbor in the apartment next door.

--I am less thrilled about what I think is a budding attraction to Leo, Sally's sleazy campaign advisor.

You might be tempted to prod his affections along by flirting with other guys, but doing so can damage or kill any budding attraction he already has for you.

The storyline suggested an attraction or budding romance between the man and the women.

"What's art, what's not, what's science". Though neon seems to have a magnetic attraction for budding physicists and can readily illustrate lessons on electricity and chemistry, Koga is wary of MONA sliding the slippery slope toward science fair.

"It was shameful and it was all wrapped up in budding adolescence and your first attractions and all of that.

It might be overlooked by the hordes of Cape Cod tourists flocking to the seashore, but the impressive 100-acre rhododendron-packed Heritage Gardens is one of the top attractions in the country for budding horticulturists.

But for these two adrift souls, both of whom attempted to smother their mutual attraction for fear of Hannah's resentment, their budding relationship has grounded them.

Swallowtails, blue morphos and magnificent moths are the main attractions in the museum's newly opened butterfly house, complete with five sensory zones to help budding David Attenboroughs learn about how these insects experience the world.

Other attractions are catch-and-release fishing, sports contests, a carnival, a petting zoo and a train simulator for budding engineers.