Sentence examples for whose attraction from inspiring English sources

Wnts can also act as axonal attractants, as was demonstrated for commissural axons whose attraction to Wnt4 is mediated by the Frizzled receptor Fz3 [6].

These included "fairy resorts," nightspots whose attraction was the presence of effeminate men.

What if Goldwater really was running against Kennedy, whose attraction to crises and vulnerability to scandal are clearer now than they were at the height of his Presidency?

(One of the flight attendants is dating a man whose attraction to her derives from her resemblance to a Barbie doll).

Who were these users whose attraction to furry handcuffs has earned Naughty Gifts a spot among the 50 most popular of the site's programs?

In a game whose attraction is its national reach, Randolph's presence provided local intrigue for an evening already laced with history and emotion.

Its own literature calls the place an "amusement park" whose attractions were Aristophanes, Darwin and Baudelaire.

Hence, California Adventure, one of whose attractions -- and it is an attraction, rather than mere lodging -- is the Grand Californian Hotel.

The scholar Nigel Simeone tells us that "Fête" was written for the Paris Exposition of 1937, one of whose attractions was a "festival of sound, water, and light".

The new museum has had a somewhat uneasy relationship with Ferrari the automaker, whose attractions at Maranello include another museum, the factory and star architecture in the form of a wind tunnel by Renzo Piano.

Their quest begins in Parker, Ariz., home to Mancation Nation, a big-boy amusement park of sorts, whose attractions include water sports, four-wheelers to drive and 50-caliber rifles to fire.