Sentence examples for always more alluring from inspiring English sources

The local and specific is always more alluring, more recognisable than the general: that's why so much international theatre is so soggy and bland.

Free is always more alluring, of course: recently some villagers figured out a gambit with coins that lets them use more electricity than they'd paid for.

(I once pressed Alexandre about the astonishing glamour of the Fooding-istes, and he admitted that it was somewhat purposeful to have a staff that gave eating a more alluring aura than was always the norm in France — young men and women, rather than old men with napkins tucked under their chins).

But there were always more friends, and the thought of opening up new restaurants was always alluring.

Drawings and diagrams have always been more subject to distortion than photographs, but digital imaging has made distortion both easier and more alluring.

Or something rather more alluring, "fresh, clear and profoundly sensual"?

It's hard to imagine a more alluring spot.

Some of the dreams were more alluring than others.

In fact, the stranger it is, the more alluring.

On these posters, drawings seem more alluring than photos.

Unlike most rosés, it is more alluring when nearly warm.