Sentence examples for alluring compared from inspiring English sources
More borrowers seem to think so, as more of them are opting for adjustable-rate mortgages, whose rates have become even more alluring compared with fixed-rate mortgages.
Ah, a predicament familiar to many of us, especially on cold, dark or rainy mornings when a warm bed can seem insidiously alluring compared with an early jog.
On top of this, Inspire being free will also make it that much more alluring and easy to use compared to other platforms that might require payments.
Compared with medical imaging, commercial printing may not sound like an alluring segment of digital imaging.
Compared to Bishop, Paul Muldoon is monstrously prolix, but his latest collection, Horse Latitudes (Faber), is positively narcotic - alluring, baffling, fascinating.
Compared to the architecture and French culture of Montreal or the beauty found surrounding Vancouver, Toronto has never been particularly alluring.
With none of the alluring qualities that make public men popular, he wielded in his own party an influence to which that of no other man in it could be compared.
Tim Adams Semillon 2003 (£8.99, 16.5 points out of 20) is an example of Australia's most alluring white grape - only Clare Valley rieslings can compare for layered richness and beguiling undercurrents of tactile vegetality.
Rob Boss of Walmart called Knowles "alluring" while reviewing her performance on the soundtrack and comparing it to her performance in the movie itself.
He then compares the "hunting disguises put on.. as a means of approaching, ambushing or alluring game, and the sniping suits, concealed machine-gun posts, and booby traps" with the camouflage of animal predators; and similarly he compares "protective disguises" with the "photographer's hide and the gunner's observation post".
