Sentence examples for seriously attracted from inspiring English sources
She has never been seriously attracted to men.
His system first began to seriously attract attention in 1875 when he was able to point out that gallium, the newly discovered element by Lecoq de Boisbaudran (1838 1912), was the same as the element he predicted under the name eka-aluminium, but that its density should be considerably greater than the value Lecoq de Boisbaudran reported.
"For attacks on people, where a person is killed or seriously injured, I am attracted, perhaps given my former role as a transport minister, by the comparison with penalties for causing death or serious injury by dangerous driving".
Turns out it's a pretty ambitious venture run by some really smart people that has attracted some seriously big-name backers.
Then there is Obsession, the manor's winter festival of fine food and wine, which attracts seriously big culinary names, and is so popular tickets sell out within days of going on sale.
The fact that games like soccer and other fast paced sports is overtaking so many Latino and non-Latino youth is something that baseball needs to address immediately if it seriously wants to attract more of America's youth to the game of baseball.
To me, I think all it proves is that Bob is seriously kinky: Anyone who is attracted to Pete — male or female — must have a very peculiar sexual imagination.
Turkey takes seriously the scrutiny these cases have attracted from voices such as The Times.
And if they can be coaxed or cajoled into work they may sue if they feel their employer hasn't taken their ailment seriously enough.In Britain, stress has attracted the attention of the government.
Jules is attracted, perhaps because Paul takes her seriously, as a landscaper and as a woman.
