Sentence examples for never attractive from inspiring English sources

It's never attractive to be an ageing enfant terrible.

They are good for balance on a ski slope, but are never attractive on a man.

First, he seems to be complaining — never attractive, and worse here, because he looks and sounds like he misses the money.

They can be arrogant and/or very clerical (which is never attractive in pastoral people).

Second, though chances of peaceful change from within continue to shrink, the option was never attractive because it provided a high likelihood for success, but rather because the alternatives are so risky and costly.

Thus, the trade-off of support vs. influence was never attractive for local politicians.

The Sirens, the great seductresses from Greek mythology who lured sailors to their doom, have never seemed attractive figures.

Charlotte Brontë, who never felt attractive herself, wanted to show her sisters that a plain heroine could be just as compelling as a beautiful one.

It's amazing how the short-story collections rose to the top, and they were never commercially attractive to their publishers.

Family-controlled, secretive even by the standards of the drug industry, and with a reputation for arrogant management, Roche was never an attractive marriage partner.

Small businesses, never particularly attractive to MBA graduates in the past because of lower salaries, are starting to fill the void left by their bigger brothers.