Sentence examples for suddenly attracted from inspiring English sources

Expatriates suddenly attracted hostile remarks or stares.

Why are the global players suddenly attracted to men-only brands?

Not surprisingly, this legislation has suddenly attracted lots of interest and may even be broadened.

Suddenly attracted by a river, a forest, a strange turn in the road, he looks out for those "cracks in the scenery that imagination might slip into".

With the debate in New York putting religious tensions front and center, Mr. Jones has suddenly attracted thousands of fans and critics on Facebook, while around the world he is being presented as a symbol of American anti-Islamic sentiment.

Long a vastly ignored section of the city by outsiders, the Heights and Inwood – the two neighborhoods that take up the entire northern section of Manhattan from 155th street to 220th street – have suddenly attracted wide excitement and attention.

But the anti-Amis brigade is suddenly attracting new recruits across the Atlantic.

As a result, those tools are suddenly attracting the suspicious scrutiny of regulators, lawmakers, bankruptcy judges and investors.

Wizards preseason games will suddenly attract a host of national news media, covering the team as if Jordan were a campaigning politician.

Unless the plan suddenly attracts public interest and support, a truly remote possibility, there is nothing in it to benefit the Republicans over the Democrats.

It was not until Mr. Gioia joined the company in 1992 and his brother taught him to cut furs that the company took a more trendy, creative turn, suddenly attracting big-name fashion labels who look to individual fur suppliers for quality and creativity.