Sentence examples for alluring possibilities from inspiring English sources

There were, however, a couple of alluring possibilities on the all-day menu.

And there are many alluring possibilities — fuel cells, electric cars, breeder reactors — that have been promoted as paths to the future but may not ever get there.

Coyne seems to be in love with both Cyrus' work and party ethic -- "always going 1000 miles an hour" -- and the alluring possibilities of that ethic could be the basis of their perhaps unlikely pairing.

In my notebook, I waxed poetic about the alluring possibility of simply continuing on past Murska Sobota and never buying the freezer.

Container-based deployment of tools thus offers an alluring possibility: a stable base distribution running on the hardware with containers of bespoke tools deployed on top.

To make sure its rep is expanding -- not again faltering -- Apple Music might run a Recast (also thanks to tip #4) by modifying the Spotify panacea with the alluring possibility that its streams will be bio-informed by its wrist watches and more.

The premise that immune repertoires accurately reflect immunological status serves as the basis for the alluring possibility that diversity analysis could be exploited for applications such as next-generation immunodiagnostics, which may in the long term enable the early detection and diagnosis of disease/infection and provide more quantitative vaccine profiling [ 4, 7, 33, 34].

"Red Dust" remains the most vivid description of the Chinese people freshly liberated from Maoism, picking their way through a transformed moral landscape in which extreme poverty and repression coexist with alluring new possibilities of self-invention.

I remain fascinated by the dual nature of all these eastern counties, from Essex all the way up to Lincolnshire: the opposing pulls of a deeply domesticated countryside and the alluring, often deadly possibilities of the wide open horizons.

As an internal directive, the phrase implies humility, curiosity, mischief, energy an essential gameness ("Gameness is a beautiful quality in a person," Moore wrote, of Silvers)—and it hints that there are no right answers, just an alluring array of possibilities.

Among the many touted benefits of nanotechnology, one of the most alluring is the possibility that it will help reduce reliance on fossil fuels.