Sentence examples for Seems alluring from inspiring English sources

The prospect of bare feet seems alluring, after all.

Compare that with the 60% and 61% respective declines for Al Rajhi Bank and Riyad Bank of Saudi Arabia (See "Global 2000 Winners And Losers") and HSBC seems alluring.

That quiet room you saw upstairs with the cosy bed in it seems alluring right about now, doesn't it?

For hard-core shoppers, even Banana Republic seems alluring; every glassed-in mannequin sings a siren song.

ALTHOUGH the 40 miles per gallon highway rating of the Ford Focus with the SFE (Super Fuel Economy) option seems alluring, the economics don't work for penny pinchers: it could take 13 years to get your money back.

For some reason — she's not sure why — owning a small local ice company seemed alluring.

The glittering quality, which seems as alluring to insects as it is to many people, is achieved by making the diodes flash and reflecting their light from a piece of aluminium foil that dangles behind the slot.

Initially the women seem alluring, even cute, but their bobbing antennas belie how fierce they are.

It wasn't until I was in high school that fangs started to seem alluring — with the arrival of the campy daytime soap "Dark Shadows," set in Maine and featuring the vampire Barnabas Collins.

A five-megapixel digital camera may seem alluring ("More Megapixels, Better Memories!" promises an ad for the retailer Good Guys), even though "most people's three-megapixel cameras are more than adequate for almost all photography use," said Mark Rutherford, a photographer with studios in Oakland, Calif., and New York City.

The towering yields on junk (average: 13.5%) seem alluring but are less than reassuring when you look at the towering default rate, now 10.1%.