Sentence examples for emotional draw from inspiring English sources

And Six, the emotional draw felt by brands or brand affinity.

Because the emotional draw of the plan is strong, it is important that families carefully consider possible risks.

More watchmakers are turning to computer-generated images, which Mr. Thein criticizes as promoting perfect aesthetics over an emotional draw.

"The use of the word 'man-eater' excludes the possibility of romantic love or the possibility of a genuine emotional draw to another human being," Bennett said.

But opposition rises sharply as the sense of Britishness increases: independence, after all, means the end of Britain.With an emotional draw likely, the referendum will be a fight over the benefits and costs of independence.

Richard Gruber, who came from Atlanta, where he was founding director of the Morris Museum of Southern Art, said the gallery scene was already more concentrated here than in Atlanta and benefited particularly from the strong emotional draw of the D-Day museum.

It took Liverpool 18 days to play again after the Hillsborough disaster, an emotional goalless draw with Everton.

Her emotional truthfulness drew her to people, and was the reason why people were drawn to her.

This sense of bathos-dripping, emotional fragility draws no small ridicule to the idea of "goth".

Her emotional world draws on my memories of that age, but she's tougher and weirder than I was.

"Psychopaths are often charming, and can emulate emotional intelligence, drawing in the unsuspecting and vulnerable but without becoming truly emotionally engaged".