Sentence examples for alluring theory from inspiring English sources
The story encapsulated an alluring theory: Doom beckons if Mr. Emanuel doesn't largely solve ills of the budget, underfunded pensions, schools, police, City Council, mass transit and even a policy-averse press corps accustomed to unscripted venting perfect for sound bites.
Texans like Gohmert and his supporters find anti-government conspiracy theories alluring in part because they are in thrall to a mythical reading of the state's history, suggested Cal Jillson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
(Obviously if the minimum wage shot up to $100 per hour, that'd be much more disruptive, but no one is proposing that). The basic economic theory is alluring.
While this is an interesting theory, it is perhaps too alluring - there is more support for it in the tabloid press that among reputable scholars.
Knightley's Sabina is highly strung, intensely persuasive and alluring, as she entrances Jung with excitable theories of creativity based on Wagner, a belief that only through a great evil or destructive reversal can something new and dynamic be born.
The theory that this was a calculated farewell was alluring and not without foundation but it was suspiciously neat, given what we know about his art.
But young artists skeptical of scientific rationalism — or whatever brand of theory they've been offered at art school — are finding Gysin's approach alluring.
She is effortlessly alluring.
