Sentence examples for allure of finding from inspiring English sources

It's a slender basis for attribution, but the allure of finding a Shakespeare manuscript is compelling, as is the desire to associate Shakespeare with a liberal passage where Thomas More refutes an anti-immigrant mob.

Rachel Boggia, Todd Coulter, Carol Dilley, Annie Kloppenberg and Michael Reidy, the performers in "Avalanche," hint at the phases a dancer or actor goes through in a lifetime — from the childhood allure of competitions and agents to the more subtle period of finding awareness onstage.

Other couples are also finding it difficult to resist the allure of startlingly low mortgage rates, fallen prices that may be about to turn up again and expiring tax breaks.

Once the only game in town, al Qaeda is finding it hard to compete with the sexy allure of a tech-savvy Islamic State.

More than that, the allure of most crime mysteries, from Raymond Chandler to HBO's new series True Detective, is not dependent on finding out whodunit.

What's the allure of linguistic relativism?

Hence the allure of magical thinking.

"That's the allure of it".

The allure of exclusivity is gone.

The allure of big money grows stronger.

Ah, the allure of the celebrity portmanteau.