Sentence examples for without attraction from inspiring English sources
Such a benighted man finds that "wherever he moves, he is without vigor, without attraction, without pleasure, without force, without love, without independence, buoyancy, spirit or pride".
Two achieved a higher elevation than the rest: jaunder, meaning to take a leisurely stroll (from @DivaInTheGarden), and flirk, meaning to flirt without attraction, often as the result of boredom (from @jane286).
Like all attachments, if we look at it honestly without attraction or repulsion long enough, it dissolves.
On the other hand, in order to reduce the number of evolving parameters, we fixed z L and set the attraction zone to overlap with the alignment zone to allow the evolution of z A < z L and z R > z L. Aligning to neighbors without attraction is therefore not possible.
His inbox is always empty; unsurprisingly, given that his anarchic homeland has not had a single officially acknowledged tourist in 14 years.Somalia is not without attractions.
Even businesses that were undamaged are likely to suffer without the attraction of the lush forest.
Mourinho has to do so without the attraction of Champions League football, after Van Gaal took the club to fifth position, in his second season.
Without an attraction on the order of Martha Stewart, perhaps Kmart's most important supplier, the retailer would be hard pressed to develop an identity as anything other than an also-ran to Wal-Mart and Target -- which have nibbled away onetime Kmart customers with their respective promises of low prices and budget fashion.
It's precisely this sense of bewilderment as to how anyone could live without sexual attraction that has fascinated and frustrated me in equal measure.
My recommendation is to to the market first and get shopping out of your system, so that you can be fully present at the shrine without the attraction of consumer goods and food around the corner.
This spatial confinement favors protein binding to the membranes even without electrostatic attraction.
