Sentence examples for true attractions from inspiring English sources

In repeatedly unflattering descriptions, he seems proud that she is oblivious to fashion, as if this ensures that he alone can see her true attractions.

For serious walkers who want to venture beyond Rome's most tried and true attractions, a weekend stroll along Via Appia Antica that begins at the entrance of Parco dell'Appia Antica and proceeds for a few (or more than a few) miles is highly recommended.

Your October 31 article "Bringing Home the Venison" illustrates the true attraction hunters have to their sport.

But the brother and sister say the true attraction of the five-bedroom home, built mostly of Douglas fir, lies in its comfort.

It may not be the world's scariest hike anymore, not even close, but Caminito del Rey's true attraction is still there.

Throughout the night, friends of George and Lucie would swing by and gossip in English, Spanish or Catalan, and I began to appreciate Barcelona's true attraction.

Not from the sideline, where the two coaches will meet Sunday afternoon as Tomlin's Steelers face Ryan's Jets in a true attraction of opposites: Pittsburgh, winner of four straight games, and the Jets, losers of two straight.

But since few agree on how this magic can be worked, its true attraction is that it appears to be the ultimate gauge of how far Germany is capable of reform.Tax reform gets star billing from Helmut Kohl's conservative government, which advances it as a top priority.

callens17 Too much hype is written about the legend of Corbet's Couloir that it overshadows Jackson Hole's true attraction: the unbridled joy of finding your own way down Rendezvous Mountain through a series of waist deep, feather light powder bowls.

You don't know what true attraction is until the very sight of a person makes you feel physically sick.

Though the rooms and grounds have an informal beauty, it's the Belizean countryside that is the resort's true featured attraction.