Many women possess allure almost from the cradle, but elegance is the product of deliberate art, rather than of nature; superficially, it seems to have little relation to sexual attraction — but only superficially.
No matter its inconveniences or potential for medical worry, the zone possesses the allure of the forbidden and a promise of rare, personal insights into history.
The baby-faced leading man (Michael Arden) looks younger than the jailbait in his midst, while the hard-as-nails leading woman (Katherine Kingsley) possesses an allure only marginally less persuasive than her faux-French accent.
Some will say that the S.O.S. issued to Scholes and Henry by their respective clubs represents how Arsenal and United no longer possess the allure or the finances to attract the European soccer elite.
According to Etro, in being true to its secondary-school heritage, preppiness possesses a "juvenile allure".
As a dancer, Johnson possessed a quiet allure, an elegant quality that hasn't left her.
Cultural Cuba Havana, Cuba's capital city, is simply bursting with character and charm, possessing an unique allure that fascinates and delights visitors from around the world.
In the Act III pas de deux, as Odile, Ms. Semionova possessed more glittering allure, whipping off multiple double pirouettes in her fouetté turns.
It was as Odette, not Odile, that Polina Semionova "was difficult to connect with" and it was as Odile in the Act III pas de deux, not as Odette, that she "possessed more glittering allure".
And if you belong to the "Free to Be You and Me" generation, do these dresses look preposterous, hazardous to the health of the teen-age and preteen-age female psyche, or do they possess a certain allure that reason cannot assuage?
However, the past does possess a certain allure: * When attached to reminiscing about past achievements, recognition and victories as away to support self-esteem.
