Sentence examples for earlier attracted from inspiring English sources

At this time he became influenced by Japanese prints, which had earlier attracted the Impressionists.

Pro-government rallies called by trade unions two days earlier attracted only a tiny fraction of this interest.

Their home games last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday drew a total of 8,841; the home games on those days two weeks earlier attracted 10,825.

Trump had earlier attracted vigorous condemnation for saying that NATO was "obsolete" and suggesting that the United States might be better off abandoning the alliance.

His procession, like the one for Elvan a day earlier, attracted large numbers of marchers, who chanted together, swarming around the coffin, and retraced a portion of the route Elvan's mourners had taken on Wednesday.

The Fontainebleau forest had earlier attracted other artists, among them Théodore Rousseau and Jean-François Millet, who insisted that art represent the reality of everyday life, even though they had not yet completely renounced the constraints imposed by traditional training.

Berlin early attracted outstanding thinkers, including the philosophers Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich Schleiermacher, and Karl Marx.

The vast Pacific Ocean, with tiny, scattered island kingdoms among the Polynesian, Micronesian, and Melanesian peoples, early attracted missionaries.

Educated at Dover College and London University, Aldington early attracted attention through his volumes of Imagist verse (see Imagists).

The study of agriculture early attracted students to Cornell and continues to account for much of the enrollment, though the university also graduates many students in the biological sciences, business management, engineering, and the social sciences.

Some of those earlier episodes attracted news coverage, but then the neighborhood fell back into its usual fraught rhythms.