Sentence examples for obvious draws from inspiring English sources

But the obvious draws in Image Entertainment's series are the films themselves, which include several immortal works.

Or try swinging in a hammock beneath palm trees on the white sand beaches of Phu Quoc island, still relatively undiscovered despite its obvious draws.

Instead, the trailer delivers a scattershot montage of California images, set to the Dum Dum Girls' Coming Down, suggesting, perhaps, that the City of Angels will be as prominent a cast member as either of the film's more obvious draws.

Like Obama, Julián Castro has obvious draws as a convention speaker, said Mike Berman, who has helped organize six Democratic conventions -- in 1976, 1980, 1992 , 1996 2000 and 2004 -- and has attended many others.

Molleindustria shows us what should be obvious, drawing our attention to the detrimental effects of video games, the flaws in modern parenting, and America's use of drones in conflicts in the Middle East.

Even without an obvious draw on cable like "Monday Night Football," the networks' losses have been the cable channels' gain.

"More space for the dollar, that's the obvious draw," said Paul Cole, a sales agent with the Corcoran team led by Ms. Cole (his wife).

Its staff is affable, and its location, in the heart of Morristown, makes it an obvious draw for theatergoers and the many professionals who work downtown.

While readers were certainly captivated by the Rocketeer's thrilling adventures, Stevens's masterful artwork particularly his depiction of the female form was an obvious draw.

The former Ranger ALEX RODRIGUEZ was the obvious draw this weekend, and he went 5 for 13 with a homer and three runs scored.

The obvious draw is that, according to the polls, he is by far the most likely person to win an election – like Tony Blair, a "milestone for the European left" whom he quotes as lamenting Labour's old habit of losing.