Sentence examples for deliberately attracts from inspiring English sources

She added: "While the party deliberately attracts the racist vote I refuse to be associated with them".

This right-elite sponsored 'populism' also deliberately attracts people who want simplistic answers and ways to vent their bile on easy targets.

He seems almost to be deliberately attracting an accident, a sort of circumstantial self-harm syndrome.

Indeed, each site appears to have deliberately attracted and built distinctive cultures of interest to advertisers and marketers.

But rather than choosing to keep the bounty for themselves, they were making a strange call, one which seemed to be deliberately attracting more ravens to the feast.

The result, presumably skewed by some Leona Fanclub Facebook group or other, caused such a torrent of unsisterly online abuse that I almost suspect the paper of publishing it deliberately to attract web hits from irate commenters, and snide remarks from other journalists.

Mr Malcolm pointed out yesterday that the tax structure of the Bahamas not only pre-dates independence from Britain 26 years ago, but it is more than a century old and cannot possibly be deemed to have been set up deliberately to attract funds escaping taxation in the west.

He deliberately infuriated/?attracted me.

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Looking at bathing attire alone, Mr. McDowell remarked that both men and women now wear swimsuits that are deliberately designed to attract sexual attention.

It's a common jihadist taunt, revealing how violent death has been deliberately romanticised to attract young men with nothing much to celebrate in their lives.