Sentence examples for quite attracted from inspiring English sources

"Numerous local governments are quite attracted to him because of his ability to execute large projects," said Mei Jianping, an expert on Chinese real estate at the of Cheung Kong business school.

I hope the deserved success of Fallada's novels encourages publishers to look at other works of the period and revive some now rather neglected authors: Erich Kästner's Fabian has never quite attracted the attention it deserves here, and from the generation after Fallada, Heinrich Böll's early novels and Siegfried Lenz's magnificent Deutschstunde seem to have dropped from sight.

Literature has been quite attracted by Total Variation energies because of their ability in edge preserving but only standard explicit steepest gradient techniques have been applied for optimization.

She will seem to be quite attracted to the musthe bull.

Children were quite attracted by our test, because it looked almost like a common videogame to them.

Bluebirds are quite attracted by water.

Some models suggest that this process accounts for many "brown dwarfs," small objects that didn't quite attract enough gas to turn into full-fledged stars.

Although further basic researches and a lot of clinical studies should be needed, Kihi-to is a quite attracting candidate for anti-dementia drug.

The statements have quite rightly attracted criticism from experts, who say this has no scientific basis.

In fact he turns out to be quite funny, attracted to stirring things up and allergic to orthodox thinking.

Having done his share of revivals, Mr. Hytner was, quite simply, attracted to the challenge of doing a new American musical on Broadway.