Sentence examples for sort of attractive from inspiring English sources

Reality in Washington has gotten so muddled that the land in "Homeland" is looking sort of attractive.

The author, James Dashner, gives each and every character in the novel a different sort of attractive trait.

The London jaunt is aimed at the sort of wavering centrists who see the Tory leader as the sort of attractive public-spirited politician that Poland signally lacks.

In doing so, the model suggests these groups suck in more economic investment by creating the sort of attractive environment in which "wealth creators" like to live.

But the bigger it gets, the harder it becomes to find enough of the sort of attractive investment opportunities that earned Mr Buffett his reputation and a fortune estimated by Forbes at $65 billion, the third-biggest in the world, even after philanthropic donations of many billions of dollars.

It exerts the same sort of attractive force on visitors that the roof of the Oslo Opera does, though on a smaller scale, and its appeal is undoubtedly enhanced by topography: the roof faces downhill from the square's highest point, like a scenic lookout at the rim of a valley.

Labour's negotiators offered all sorts of attractive policy compromises to the Lib Dems over the past 24 hours – voting reform, pupil premium in schools, their tax plans, an end to Heathrow expansion, scrapping of ID cards, among them.

All sorts of attractive inferences are jeopardized by the empty world.

For years, it seemed determined not even to talk about a business model, now it's desperately trying to convince companies that it offers all sorts of attractive ways to reach consumers.

"A part of it, absolutely, makes that sort of world attractive.

She's kind of attractive.