Sentence examples for should be attracted from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising that Third World dictators should be attracted to this model.

But why a mass television audience should be attracted to a specifically fundamentalist theology is — in the abstract — less understandable.

It's not your job, or my job to tell anyone who they should be attracted to in general.

Strategists for Mr. Obama say coal miners and their families — many of whom are elderly — should be attracted to the president's position on Social Security and Medicare.

They should be attracted by the kind of instant success that, one night in Istanbul apart, Liverpool have not produced since before many of them were born.

Launching a bid to exploit British prowess in the booming solar sector and aid the poor, he insisted governments should be attracted by an energy source that is "so much cleaner" than traditional supplies, and more "attractive".

Small wonder that hedge funds, hitherto lightly regulated, should be attracting the attentions of financial-industry watchdogs (see article).

Facebook's rising popularity means it should be attracting a bigger chunk of a rapidly enlarging pie.

But it is another name on their team sheet who should be attracting particular interest from England fans.

These actors should be winning acclaim from critics, and should be attracting the attention of filmmakers in all levels of the industry who are looking to discover new stars.

Problems with the appeal of its merchandise, which was perceived as unfashionable, have vexed Gap at a time when its friendly prices and back-to-basics approach should be attracting customers.