Sentence examples for traditionally attractive from inspiring English sources

Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas has offered up a two-point plan for increasing the popularity of women's basketball: skimpier uniforms and more traditionally attractive players.

There's pressure to be traditionally attractive.

Interviews where celebrities thank their Pilates instructors, grilled salmon dinners and Soul Cycle Wednesdays as the sole sources of their traditionally attractive bodies are commonplace.

It also creates a space in which the basic process of eating is sexualized for those who do match the traditionally attractive, thin norm.

Contemporary media's narrow representation of only young, thin, normatively attractive females comes to influence actual women's lives in a very concrete way: The younger and more traditionally attractive one looks, the more social capital she has.

No, because it simply wouldn't be as fun for Jezebel editors to place such traditionally attractive women under the same microscope, dissecting the before and afters of a Vogue treatment.

But homes with vineyards, which traditionally attracted little interest in England, are now being seen as attractive choices.

Wales, which traditionally prizes attractive rugby, has instead taken "winning ugly" to new levels.

Moratti was reportedly impressed with the way Stramaccioni's side dismantled Ajax's youth team, a squad that traditionally epitomizes attractive soccer, in the final in London.

The Plateau was traditionally considered attractive for pastoralist settlement due to being free of tsetse flies and African animal trypanosomiasis (AAT), although there have been confirmed reports of tsetse and AAT on the Jos Plateau since 1982 (Majekodunmi et al. 2013a).

Typically designed to appeal to men, liquor ads traditionally have featured attractive women, but more as trophies.