If I like something, I will stand there for 15 minutes or so, trying to grasp the "it -ness to whit -ness atoracted.
Growing up with a rare pediatric liver disease made me feel different, which I think attracted me to others who were different and those struggling with something.
When Mr. Marks first saw the artist's work in Germany in 2000, he said, "It had a curious energy to which I was attracted but did not quite understand".
"I realise now that I didn't understand Gunn, but I could smell the tone, which I was attracted to, and I reproduced it on a very shallow level".
"In Brazil you can find all of the First World attractions we have back in Europe," he explained, "but it has the pace and attitude of a developing country, which I'm attracted to".
The camera platform I was using was based on a stealth system I developed called the Eye-in-the-Sea that uses red light, (largely invisible to deep-sea inhabitants) and an optical lure that imitates a bioluminescent display, which I believed would attract large predators.
Jack: I was immediately attracted, which I've never told him.
The towers are not improved by the architect Frank Gehry's outlandish notion of slanting them so they look as if they are ready to tip over, which I assume is what attracts Mr. Ouroussoff.
I remember Steve Harris clocking my West Ham scarf (which I'd worn specifically to attract his attention, natch) and asking if I was a "proper 'ammer".
The intention of this review is to address the following three questions: (i) Which shortcomings attract the most attention?
Indirect mechanisms can also be involved, such as the release of plant volatile compounds which will attract natural enemies (i.e. parasitoids and predators) of the attacking herbivores.
