What is "attracts"

Usage examples of "attracts".

There was to be a taking of the veil--a ceremony which always attracts a large number of persons.

Before she has had time to think, pleasure attracts her, curiosity draws her a little farther, and opportunity does the rest.

Mystery is the abyss which ceaselessly attracts our unquiet curiosity by the terror of its depth.

Our body, by means of the nervous system, attracts and retains this fugitive form of light.

Home causes to appear are, then, composed of air coloured by the reflection which his sick imagination attracts and projects.

When a sun bursts forth in space it creates worlds or attracts them to itself.

Something more subtle but far more pervasive: Power attracts the corruptible.

Remember, like always attracts like, and by cleaning up our own act we can avoid being pestered by unwanted spirits of any sort.

Colour attracts the cosmic rays, which enhance and stimulate our energy system.

These waves mingle with that person's mind waves, and at the same time attracts like mind waves of spirit people.

For him, it would be more accurate to say that there is a force that attracts our consciousness, much as a magnet attracts iron shav ings.

It turns out that a male whose tail is experimentally cut down to six inches attracts few mates, while a male with a tail extended to twenty-six inches by attaching an extra piece with glue attracts extra mates.

As for our supposedly wise and care-ful selection process, all of us know that when we walk into a room full of unfamiliar people, we quickly sense who attracts us physically and who doesn't.

But perhaps what attracts him to me is the allure of my powerful mind.

I mean, there's that, and there's the way Jill croaked—like Harper sort of attracts disaster, doesn't she?