Sentence examples for was something attractive from inspiring English sources

"We didn't talk much, but there was something attractive about the way he handled the situation," she said.

Sparkle in the Rain pioneered a new "Big Music" whose full stadium-sized horror had yet to become apparent, and there was something attractive about the clattering majesty of "Waterfront".

"There was something attractive, alluring," he admits, "about being in the presence of men and women who had committed their lives to uncovering the hidden, unspoken secrets of the world".

A larger audience might be found at HBO or one of the major broadcast networks, he said, but there was something attractive about going for an audience of such pure sci-fi fans.

There is something attractive about effortlessly flairful politicians.

There's something attractive about finding something no one else has, but then sharing it.

"There's something attractive about saying this is all about the right to know," said Dana Bieber, a spokeswoman for the No on 522 Coalition, the main opposition group.

There are other passages like these, and Ms. Stern ultimately admits, "There is something attractive about the idea of becoming a terrorist in response to being terrorized".

Also, a strong rhythm has always been something attractive to us as a band and that's something easily identifiable about the Monks' music.

Edna O'Brien (no relation, obviously) once wrote that "along with Joyce and Beckett, Flann O'Brien constitutes our trinity of great Irish writers," and even if there's something glib about that notion, there's something attractive about it too.

While I admit to a regretful nostalgia for the days when makeup was self-indulgent or even sinful, there is something attractive about the idea that, in the words of Jody Weiss, "you become part of the solution by just picking up a product".