Sentence examples for widely attractive from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, other members of the genus are more restrained, forming clumps while being just as widely attractive to nectar-seeking insects.
But pointing to what a message leaves out can only achieve so much when the medium in which it's delivered has made it so widely attractive.
Therefore, understanding of the degradation process of the rhizosphere microbe has been widely attractive to many authors [1 14].
New Urbanists articulate a simple but powerful critique of contemporary cities and offer a widely attractive, but still controversial, set of proposed solutions.
Southeast Asian AG plants include both primarily bird-dispersed and wind-dispersed seeds, and Kaufmann [43] further suggested that those two classes of seeds probably use different chemical strategies, since the former were widely attractive to many ants, including non-AG species, while the latter were not.
Thus, combining proximity to destinations with a high degree of personal safety and stimulating route environments for active transport therefore appears to be an important goal for future urban and regional planning with the aim of creating more widely attractive environmental settings for active commuting.
So a woman who is widely considered attractive, if only by women and the fashion press, becomes a valuable prize.
Though the Democratic field is widely considered attractive, some Democrats worry that even Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is doing well in the polls, could be beaten in the general election.
AS bare-chested photographs of the hirsute actors Sean Connery and Burt Reynolds from the 1960s and 1970s suggest there was a time when an abundance of body hair for men was widely considered attractive.
A crisp white sundress against tanned skin is widely viewed as attractive.
Partly, this is because a woman who obtains power -- via something other than her beauty or sexuality, anyway -- usually obtains it at an age when she is no longer widely considered sexually attractive.
