Sentence examples for a allure from inspiring English sources

"We're all shaken by the steepness of the decline," said Steven T. Florio, president and chief executive at Condé Nast Publications in New York, the unit of Advance Publications that owns familiar magazines from A (Allure) to V (Vogue).

Skyscraping homes have always held an allure; a house with a view, a life in the sky.

There is a composure about her, a stillness, an allure almost catlike," he wrote.

A working fireplace has an allure all its own.

DIAMONDS, sparkling under an African sun, have an allure commensurate with their high price and beauty.

Can a novel convey, however inadvertently, an allure to anorexic behavior?

Since 1933, the Britt Chamber of Commerce has sponsored what became an almost annual event as an allure to tourists.

His work spawned a style called biomechanical tattoos, which have an allure that has recently extended beyond sci-fi fans.

There's an allure to this kind of violence, against an obvious wrong.

But Bolivia retained an allure for the young man, who returned and became a successful politician.

"He had an allure.