Sentence examples for a special allure from inspiring English sources

New York City held a special allure for Look.

Editorial pages have always had a special allure for Murdoch.

They have a special allure for donors: They can deduct contributions from their taxes.

And the stories themselves, Mr. Hill believes, hold a special allure.

For Bourdain, an admirer of William S. Burroughs, heroin held a special allure.

But a select few crave more than making deals, and for them running a restaurant holds a special allure.

Even the coins don't necessarily have any special allure for having been part of a fabled wreck: Coins trade primarily on scarcity and condition, not provenance.

The ads for the women's line, which carry the headline, "Every woman has her own special allure," feature a ballet dancer from Paris, a magazine editor from Paris, a women's rights activist from Somalia, a sculptor from London and a fashion stylist from New York.

Dining on a train always has its special allure, and it is especially interesting because you are seated with other passengers until the table of four is complete.

That's a tempting story, and no doubt it holds special allure for former members of the Bush Administration.

The special allure of the standup artist who becomes a filmmaker arises from that larger cinematic tradition — one that started with comic actors filming themselves.