Sentence examples for Seems seductive from inspiring English sources

Even that kind of talk seems seductive, especially when followed with, "Pity I can't tear it open with my teeth".

The Brexit campaign, meanwhile, argues that immigration has caused the housing crisis: the argument seems seductive in its simplicity – more people come through Britain's borders, more people take homes, fewer homes are available.

I learned how to hide illegal drug use and how to turn down an advance in a way that seems seductive.

But as restricting as they are, Mr. Harrison has made all this order seem seductive.

If you earned in sterling or dollars, buying into Pakistan seemed seductive.

If the recipe names in Richardson's book — like "maple pecan chiffon cake with brown butter icing" — seem seductive, the photographs are downright pornographic.

Uefa's understated approach – dictated sometimes seemingly on a whim from the president's office but put into practice by an able cadre of administrators – can seem seductive.

It's such an interesting theme because the way they depicted it made it seem seductive.

For once aged sensuality, embodied by Orpheus's father fondly dreaming of encounters with depraved blondes on mink beds, seems as seductive as youthful passion.

And reminders of a wider, brighter human reality intrude now and then on the domestic solitude of "The Turin Horse," in the form of a philosophizing neighbor and then of a wagon full of gypsies whose boisterousness seems both seductive and threatening.

The score for what is effectively an hour-long documentary on the limitations and dangers of 20th-century technology and science does contain some of Reich's feistiest music, and Korot's virtuosity in manipulating images seems as seductive as ever, but Three Tales hasn't worn well since its premiere in 2002.