Sentence examples for alluring thing from inspiring English sources

Was TV a lure, in itself, or was TV cash the alluring thing?

The alluring thing about Whitman is the devotion both she and Mitt have had to creating jobs in other countries.

The most alluring thing, in my opinion, is a spidery clump dangling over the living room: a tumbleweed that the Eameses had collected on their honeymoon road trip from Chicago to L.A.

It is indeed a strangely alluring thing.

A drippy, alluring thing, "'Hands' describes that state of succumbing to the idea that someone has powers," he told THUMP.

One of the most alluring thing about PRP, Drysdale says, is that each person has their own supply kind of like a wrinkle-combatting product you've got on reserve in your blood.

This is one of the most alluring things about her.

Udon noodles – fat, snowy-white, with the most haunting chew – are the most alluring things you can give to your teeth.

Tribes are alluring things, and it's no coincidence the only artist in the world actively inspiring that kind of blind devotion today is also its biggest.

My clothes, draped over the back of a chair at night, are never there in the morning and she says strangely alluring things such as, "Do you think that wall would look better emulsioned in Misty Buff?" When I draw the curtains in her home in leafy Hertfordshire, she waits until I leave the room then re-adjusts the folds.

There are a great many alluring things about an academic scientist's lifestyle that are simultaneously liberating and dangerous.