Sentence examples for alluring depiction from inspiring English sources
"Brush your teeth, pour yourself a cup of black coffee," they crooned, in easily the most alluring depiction of a bleary-eyed morning routine ever recorded.
They are rather primed to be the object of what Kant calls a judgment of the agreeable, based on an "interested pleasure", in this case the titillation provided by the alluring depictions of attractive bodies and seductive poses.
The blurb on this book says: "the world hasn't always been kind to unusual women, but through Megan Mayhew Bergman's alluring depictions they finally receive the attention they deserve".
With alluring descriptions of nature and an inspiring depiction of this ancient tribe, he will more likely provoke readers into a new respect for remote corners of the earth, where people still understand "the language of the land".
Given that Iranian women have not even organised themselves to get rid of the compulsory hijab let alone achieve equal property rights, sexuality even in the large middle class is dictated by men - not least when it comes to depictions of what is most alluring.
But "The Book of Fathers" is a good one to begin with, because it is graceful and alluring, a leisurely introduction to the last 300 years of Hungarian history and an often affecting depiction of the way individuals must appear and disappear, alive for a few years and then lost entirely, even to their own descendants.
Raymond Douglas Bradbury was born Aug. 22, 1920, in Waukegan, Ill., a small city whose Norman Rockwellesque charms he later reprised in his depiction of the fictional Green Town in "Dandelion Wine" and "Something Wicked This Way Comes," and in the fatally alluring fantasies of the astronauts in "The Martian Chronicles".
The depiction was uplifting.
She is effortlessly alluring.
