Sentence examples for whose attractiveness is from inspiring English sources

As a character, Fosca seemed to fit another aspect of the Streisand "template": a woman whose attractiveness is in question or who experiences unrequited or unfulfilling love.

Tarzan (Johnny Weissmuller) is a monosyllabic half-naked jungle creature whose attractiveness is derived from his physical prowess; throughout the movie, he saves Jane Maureen O'Sullivann) from danger and she swoons in his arms.

Although female athletes rarely suffer from role conflict ("an athlete or a woman?") as they once did, the mass media still contribute to the trivialization of female athletes, whose physical attractiveness is often stressed at the expense of their sporting prowess.

The aim of this search was to single out items whose attractiveness levels are particularly susceptible to increased (or decreased) hunger, and identify the neural activation that characterizes them.

Outdoor bees were trained to sugar water feeders whose attractiveness to the bees was reinforced with an odour mixture.

But the objects of human activities are intelligible opportunities such as coming to know, being alive and healthy, being in friendship with others, and so forth – objects whose attractiveness, fittingness, opportuneness, or appropriateness is in no way dependent upon, or even much enhanced by, the thought that they are distinctively characteristic of human beings as opposed to other animals.

QUESTION FROM LEONID: Beck "attractiveness" is "Glenn the Plumber" type of attractiveness.

Our attractiveness is as high as it's ever been".

Part of our broadcasting attractiveness is full stadiums," he said.

Attractiveness is also associated with higher incomes.

But what if physical attractiveness is not a factor?