Sentence examples for all enticing from inspiring English sources
A World Trade Centre, a Mumbai hotel, a Boston marathon, a Nairobi shopping mall are all enticing to extremists.
Appetizers like herring salad and smoked trout with horseradish sauce are practically refreshing; sauerbraten, schnitzel and smoked pork chops are all enticing.
I chiefly wandered the library of her books, all tied together, all enticing -- beautiful sets of bound fancy leather editions, flashy shelves of popular novels, biographies, histories, the works.
Palm, Microsoft, R.I.M., Nokia and Symbian have all enticed developers to write software for their smartphone operating systems.
And then there are all those enticing spa offerings.
Apricots, peaches, plums, nectarines, cherries, a whole battery of melons--plus the usual apples and citrus fruits that we take so for granted--all entice us to overbuy.
When "Mao's Great Famine" becomes too depressing, I've found it all too enticing to switch to George R.R. Martin's "Game of Thrones" saga; when Mr Martin's books get silly (all those dynasties and monsters), it is time to educate myself with Ian Morris's magisterial "Why the West Rules for Now" (reviewed by The Economist here).
The title isn't all that enticing.
The sex-shop signs proclaiming "Moist Thighs" and "Sweaty Nymphomaniac Nymphets" did not seem all that enticing.
It's hard to imagine that Blair's play has been all that enticing to other clubs.
