Sentence examples for common attractions from inspiring English sources

What are some of the most common attractions or activities for tourists here?

For the rest, the two most common attractions, other than a strong currency, are language and law.

Calligraphic landscapes are common attractions in China's tourism destinations.

In nineteenth-century America, the temperance speech was a common attraction on the lecture circuit.

I also enjoy talking to people who used to be strangers and whom I would never have met were it not for our common attraction to fresh vegetables.

A common attraction in each of the states was the anti-trade-union climate.Now the aircraft industry is following suit.

This trio was a common attraction at Bradley's, the jazz club that became associated with a certain kind of post-bop piano trio, one that didn't mess around with form and that patiently built on the foundations of the masters.

What if there's just a naturally common attraction between Asians and whites?

American black bears were a common attraction by the 1930s, but in 1929 alone 81 people required treatment for bear-related injuries.

The means to effective collaboration is social networking and exploiting the natural mutual attractions of communities with common interests.

We had acting in common, but our mutual attraction was laughter.