Sentence examples for He enticing from inspiring English sources

This quandary sometimes surfaces over questions of infidelity and — more uncomfortably — in situations where victims are viewed as partly at fault for the hardships that befall them (if a shop owner totally ignores shoplifting, is he enticing a potential shoplifter into becoming his worst self?).

He enticed most of the armed Islamist groups down from the hills with amnesties.

He entices Hazel into making further visits by promising more such treasures, for which he refuses to accept payment.

Prosecutors say that he was involved in fraud and that he enticed a witness to fabricate evidence.

He enticed his adversary onto wood and then onto grass, but he couldn't prevail anywhere.

Last winter he enticed his father, who had lost the skiing bug, to join him in Vermont.

From time to time, he enticed her back into social existence with board games.

By the end of March, he enticed her into a ski trip for two in Utah.

As they wander the Hampton maze, he entices the king by suggesting how he (Cromwell) might raise tax revenues.

One of the hawkers, who declined to give his name, said he received a 1 percent commission on purchases by customers he enticed from the street.

Cremins scored a coup when he enticed Marbury, arguably the top recruit in the country, to come to Georgia Tech.