What is the attraction of going back again to this 20th-century text, the jaunty moral of which is that if it hadn't all gone pear- (or apple-) shaped in the Garden of Eden, there would be no Christmas?
In this context, the attraction of going back to Hegel and the early Marx immediately becomes apparent because the idea of the unfolding of human freedom as the main motivating force of history – this time properly understood as something that can only succeed if the objective socio-economic conditions are right – is taken as a given.
Part of the attraction of a series, going back to classics such as "The Boxcar Children" and the Hardy Boys mysteries, is their addictive quality, and publishers are careful to make the formula potent.
"One of the attractions of going back to the board is it's a place where you get to keep some of your own voice".
McNally suggested that Sark needed to move forward more quickly: "I can see the attractions of going back to the quieter, more leisurely, more certain age it has, but Sark also has to provide a living for people.
If the strands are heated, they will separateand as they cool, the attraction of the nucleotides will make them bond back together again.
"Obviously, I am not an expert on every subject,"he said, explaining the attraction of a general interest forum like "Talk Back Live".
"I came back because of the attraction of being a Government official, and of being involved in the policy as well as the politics," Mr. Begala said between television interviews on behalf of Mr. Clinton on Sunday.
Part of the attraction of Arular and Kala related to the back story, the way it substantiated the "pull up the people" sentiments (which are easy to express but carry more weight if you're from the people yourself).
But now the attraction of more regular match action is something which has encouraged him to get back on board.
Hence the attraction of leaving north London.
