Sentence examples for allure either from inspiring English sources

The script would rather not explore that allure either.

Either Celtic's allure is nothing like it used to be or Scottish football genuinely is in terminal decline.

For a game still not yet sure of its identity after the deep wounds inflicted by Super League, the rustic allure and suburban aesthetic is either novel or necessary, depending on whom you ask.

One of those is Fraser, whose versatility in either wide position adds to his allure.

The urban mind needs its regular confrontations with tangle, too, a bracing shock that places the world in perspective and informs us, without either warmth or rancour …" Part of the allure of cities is their messiness.

Let's face it: despite their seductive allure, we have no direct observational evidence for either the infinitely big or the infinitely small.

Despite the contrasting fortunes of the Scottish and English leagues, Mackay believes the job of managing either Celtic or Rangers will remain a position with genuine allure for high-calibre coaches.

Part of the allure of a donkey butt is how you present it, and a pair of jeans can either make or break a badonkadonk.

There is also the allure of proximity, since the lake communities are never more than a roughly 90-minute drive to either coast.

Tuscany, as photographed by Michael Coulter, is never as ravishing as it deserves to be either for strictly scenic purposes or for illustrating Forster's view of Italy's magnetic allure.

Neither Mr. Allen nor Mr. Del Valle thought either the police vigilance or closing the lots would change Deer Park Avenue's allure.