Sentence examples for something has attracted from inspiring English sources

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Being on Vine, like being on Twitter to some extent, can feel like a public performance at times – something that has attracted a crowd of creatives to the Vine platform.

Barclays under Diamond had become known as a hard-charging bank that paid big salaries and bonuses, something that has attracted growing political, public and press criticism in Britain as the country bumps along in a double-dip recession that has seen the ranks of the unemployed swelling.

Still, something about his work has attracted a veritable cadre of devoted followers.

These lists are constantly being added to, and Garrett won't stop until he has attracted something really rare.

While it has never exploded in the ratings, the series, about the development of a boy band, has attracted something of a cult following.

"That's Kentertainment!," broadcast in New York on Fridays at 1 30 a.m. on Time Warner Channel 34, has attracted something of an underground following despite a negligible promotional budget.

James Farl Powers (1917-99) was a Midwesterner whose small output -- three collections of stories and two novels -- has attracted something of a cult following.

The current rule that those who produce the waste also store it—has left a lot of spent fuel under temporary storage in more than 50 countries.The idea of pooling enrichment efforts—something long done in Europe—has attracted some interest.

Mr. Khan, 35, has become something of an online sensation with his Khan Academy math and science lessons on YouTube, which has attracted up to 3.5 million viewers a month.

The company has attracted several of the same early backers as Facebook and may one day be worth something.