Sentence examples for kind attracted from inspiring English sources

The law, because it was the first of its kind, attracted national press.

An international conference at Oxford in July on Islamic branding and marketing, which organizers said had been the first of its kind, attracted 200 people from Western and Muslim countries, as well as academics.

Artists of any kind attract women.

The outdoor shows (www.brimfield.com) are the largest of their kind, attracting about 5,000 dealers.

The meeting is expected to be the largest of its kind, attracting the participation of governments, refugee organizations, volunteer agencies and policy analysts.

But with other kinds of products, the first technology of its kind attracts networks of individual users, as well as outside companies who want to hook their services into it.

It has been described as the most prestigious event of its kind, attracting visitors and exhibitors from across the globe.

With the Texas Medical Center, the largest of its kind, attracting patients from across the nation and abroad, Houston's helping hands provide health care to wide spectrum of people.

Gangs of mercenaries and crooks of all kinds, attracted by these easy pickings, have been plundering the region and terrorizing the local people for decades.

And of course, she's kind of attracted to this menacing, romantic outsider.

Recently, the bounds for the complete elliptic integral (mathcal{E}(r)) of the second kind have attracted the interest of many researchers.