Sentence examples for generally drawn to from inspiring English sources

"Scientists are not generally drawn to these stories," she says.

Left-field and unpredictable, Soderbergh could scarcely be more dissimilar to the solid, conservative film-makers Ford is generally drawn to.

Pale studies for W.P.A.-sponsored murals by Aaron Douglas are the exception that proves the rule that African-American artists are generally drawn to bold color.

Much of the apparent influence of names on behavior has been attributed to what's known as the implicit-egotism effect: we are generally drawn to the things and people that most resemble us.

WHO BUYS IN HONG KONG Hong Kong has increasingly seen a huge wave of wealthy buyers from mainland China, who are generally drawn to newly emerging affluent neighborhoods like Kowloon Station and West Kowloon, Mr. Chan said.

But I'm not generally drawn to things that are so easy.

Results showed that men were generally more drawn to physically attractive women.

But she has a very fast motor and I'm generally not drawn to people like that.

That's because men are generally more drawn to voting for change than women, and they find outsiders more appealing.

For the Labour Party, then, this means recognising that its future as a party of the "working-class" (accepting that the term is fluid) depends on its ability to win over young voters, urban and suburban voters, university graduates, ethnic minority voters and service workers precisely those voters generally not drawn to UKIP.

While these maps can be quite accurate, they're generally not drawn to scale.