Sentence examples similar to alluring man from inspiring English sources

Most supernatural women in 19th-century ballet are alluring, man-killing monsters.

There's his fixation with the intellectual beauty, Pandora, who shuns him in favour of more exotic and alluring men.

Melmotte's stock manipulation scheme lured some of London's most established families, and the awards go to some of the most alluring men and women of business for various feats and foibles in the last year of the century.

It is indeed a label-fetishising, good-time-gal carry on; but it is also a paean to sisterly friendships, strong women and a constant girl-conversation about everything from sexual diseases to the burqa, flat-hunting to bad, if alluring, men.

AN EDUCATION Set in a London suburb in the early 1960s, where a precocious 16-year-old with Oxford ambitions (Carey Mulligan) is waylaid by an alluring older man (Peter Sarsgaard) who introduces her to nightclubs, Paris and adult sexuality.

"That's why she's alluring to men.

Widows were often represented in popular culture according to certain stereotypes – as women vulnerable and worthy of sympathy, or alternatively, women who were alluring to men, and whose relative freedom presented a potential disruption to the prevailing social order".

She was "a patient woman with a formidable intelligence," the novel explained, alluring to men but unlucky in love.

You see, Tom, the truth is we were always alluring for men whose brains weren't located in their tightie whities.

This part of her also happens to be sexually alluring to men, which is so often the case in this same objectifying but totally normal and harmless-looking media.

There is something monstrously alluring about a man of the world who sees that world as a web of internecine comedy, light on integrity but deep in shadow, with himself perched quietly at its heart.