Sentence examples for image attractive from inspiring English sources
Of late, snooker has lost ground to pool but Robertson's clean-cut image, attractive style and new status should assist a renaissance if he could be displayed in top-class competition in front of Australians.
The original idea is very clever and the image attractive (how could it not be?), but it doesn't have the freshness and directness of a new and original composition.
In the IPM, the linear response function is intentionally converted into a non-linear function to produce an image attractive to the human visual system.
The total forces holding a layer of electrostatically charged powder onto a metal work piece results from the combination effect of an interfacial electrochemical phenomenon, an inter-particle/particle cohesive force and a bulk electrostatic image attractive force.
The portrait is of the artist Lyle Ashton Harris and is in Mr. Close's current style: an allover grid is filled with little abstract organic forms, which from a distance coalesce into a solid image, an attractive effect.
His suave image is attractive to advertisers, which is why Ford renewed the spy's association with Aston Martin with a product placement for him to drive one of its British-built sports cars in "Die Another Day".
After all, "Autogynephiles are men who have created their image of attractive women in their own bodies, an image that coexists with their original, male selves.
People are especially influenced by images accompanying media articles [ 25] and images of attractive people with suntans increase the social desirability of a suntan and encourage UV exposure [ 26], so this is a positive change.
The show is full of images of attractive seminaked bodies, including lots of nubile, bare-breasted females.
In a new study, people shown images of attractive men and women paid less attention to them if they had just been reminded about the person they loved.
Print and online ads, posters and signs in stores present images of attractive models — men, women, children — as singles and pairs or in familylike groups.
