Sentence examples for something more attractive from inspiring English sources

Short of keeping the fruit refrigerated, Dr. Agnello said, the only recourse is to put something more attractive near it to attract emerging flies, like a small dish of vinegar.

Johnson proposes something more attractive and fairer to all.

Hopefully it will provide something more attractive to fans than a pointless run out to end the season.

There's something more attractive and less daunting about a table where the dishes are on an equal footing.

So Pechet & Robb, a Vancouver design studio, and a local architect, Walter Francl, were commissioned to design something more attractive than a drab utility building.

Pressured by such offers, students accept and, after continuing to look or after stumbling upon something more attractive, a few renege on those offers and take other jobs.

But for many like Magdy, that call misses something more subtly attractive about the vote: a way of recapturing a sense of agency, however flawed, in a country where for so long tens of millions were denied it.

If I were asked to come up with a "lost" music project, I'd struggle to invent something more intriguing, attractive, and exciting than disco titan Patrick Cowley recording a pre-post-punk, pre-industrial, pre-disco-not-disco experimental dance LP with Jorge Socarras of Indoor Life between 1975 and 1977.

Atkin says that transmedia storytelling is about "creating different stories around one central creative idea that leads to something more" and is especially attractive to "super fans".

In some cases, all they wanted was something simple, like a more attractive fence, but in others, they wanted a new design that would make the space feel more open and welcoming.

"If a neighborhood is far from the subway or if there is some kind of negative, then that's where the owners are going to want to do something to make it more attractive to renters," said Gary Malin, the president of Citi Habitats.