Here was an infinitely more alluring model of princely purpose and prerogative.
With its arc from unprecedented unpopularity to impregnability, her radical 1979-83 admisistranion is alluringing model for today's Tories, with their big, contentious plans and their poll ratings struggling in the low 30s for years now, but finally inching upwards.
It is a particularly alluring business model for Japan.
Together and separately, they had birthed some of the country's hottest nightclubs, among them Tao, Avenue and Marquee, alchemizing an alluring combination of models and bottles: the rich, the powerful, the famous; people willing to shell out several thousand dollars to book a table and drink; as well as regular earthlings along for the ride.
She is described as an alluring brunette, and occasionally models her appearance and demeanor after famous actresses, including Marilyn Monroe and, most often, Audrey Hepburn.
She's well known for her alluring figure, and recently modelled a range for the US underwear brand By Caprice.
While this model sounded alluring to people drawn to a life free of a desk and a boss, Amway's promise turned out to be hollow.
What makes the Google model especially alluring is that, as Page and Sergey Brin put it in the statement that accompanied their initial public offering, ten years ago, "Google is not a conventional company".
Recently, the ability to derive iPSCs from terminally differentiated human cells was a groundbreaking discovery, with alluring potential for cell-specific disease models, regenerative medicine, modeling physiological developmental processes and drug discovery (Wu and Hochedlinger, 2011).
A big reason that rational-expectations models proved so alluring to economists was their tractability: with some clever math and a computer, they could be "solved out" to generate explicit solutions for important economic variables, such as unemployment and inflation.
