Sentence examples for potent attraction from inspiring English sources
The more conscious we are of the limited but potent attraction of Nazi culture, the less its redolence will strike third-rate artists as a surefire ticket to sensation.
It could act as an electronic social diary and as a means of self-expression, but perhaps the most potent attraction for the four male college students in Suite H33 was that it could also be a way of flirting with your undergraduate crush from behind the relative safety of a computer screen.
"Walking Dead" managed this despite the presence Sunday night of two potent sports attractions, NBC's regular "Sunday Night Football" game and a thrilling postseason baseball game between the Tigers and the Red Sox.
Instead, Hytner and his cast have taken an acute scalpel to Hammerstein's libretto, revealing its dark and potent commentary on sexual attraction, which originally may have been veiled on stage, and in the sanitized 1956 film.
Whatever the attraction, it's potent enough to keep the restaurant crowded, even on weekday nights, even when the food is seriously below par.
Her uphill battle includes mitigating the potent effects of natural selection on sexual attraction as well as convincing an elderly man that fathering a child won't give him a shot at eternity.
Lapteva, N. et al. Attraction and activation of dendritic cells at the site of tumor elicits potent antitumor immunity.
Roth can do this, too: he and Bellow are two of fiction's most artful portrayers of attraction, adept at provoking a visceral response in the reader, at making sex and sexiness aesthetically rich and intellectually potent.
Not the least attraction of Scottish nationalism is that independence offers Scotland the chance to be what Thatcher called an ordinary country, freed from a burdensome British past – conquest, war, glory – of which Trident may be the last potent symbol.
