Sentence examples for has never attracted from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, Boston has never attracted fewer than 2.4 million fans on the road, and its attractiveness peaked last season at nearly 2.9 million, about 500,000 fans more than it lured to Fenway Park, with its relatively small seating capacity.

But it has never attracted its share of visitors.

He has never attracted much attention from the authorities, and what he does is fully legal.

With its arid climate and poor soil, the Alentejo has never attracted much development.

Though it is France's second-largest city, and its oldest, Marseille has never attracted the tourism of Lyons or of the Riviera towns.

Ms. Seward also noted that the family of Sophie Rhys-Jones, the wife of Prince Edward and a commoner like Kate, has never attracted any real attention.

And it had never attracted so many protests.

Their political representatives have never attracted majorities when Pakistan has held reasonably fair elections.

Despite the name, the marches have never attracted more than a few thousand participants.

"The lord chancellor appoints people who have never attracted criticism in the past," Mr Duncan added.

The intellectual overlays of what he calls "concept theater" have never attracted him.