Sentence examples for rather attracted from inspiring English sources

Curteis's research persuaded him that 'in a curious way, they were rather attracted to each other'.

For myself, I'm rather attracted to a different sort of passivity (well, maybe it's passive aggressive) -- the genteel coddling of the Victorian invalid.

"Gaboriau [Emile Gaboriau, French crime writer and creator of Inspector Lecoq] had rather attracted me by the neat dovetailing of his plots, and [Edgar Allen] Poe's masterful detective, M. Dupin, had from boyhood been one of my heroes.

I'm rather attracted by that possibility.

We understand that Viv Labs was not in need of new capital, but was rather attracted to the possibilities that working with Iconiq Capital provided.

"We would rather attract readers to Tocqueville than bring him to them, and make him too cheaply available for our purposes today," they write.

Some university officials say the Spot, subsidized by the Graduate Student Organization, is not serving the needs of graduate students, but rather attracting outsiders and underage patrons.

Keep in mind that too much clarifier will actually work against the clarifying process; particles will repel one another rather attract.

But such speeches only alienate rather than attract, divide rather than unite.

This is an audience that is deterred rather than attracted by old white men sounding antagonistic towards their employers.

Watching Jules et Jim through the prism of the past 46 years, one wonders whether Truffaut would have done anything differently if he had been repelled by Catherine/Moreau rather than attracted to her.