Sentence examples for an allure for from inspiring English sources

Letter received by Fox Films shows that talkies hold more of an allure for hopeful actors than silent films.

Creating an allure for its brand has helped drive Apple's market capitalization above Google's, despite fears about the weak economy.

The New Jersey Performing Arts Center has enlivened the city in the evening and acts as an allure for suburbanites.

Drug dealers on the streets hold an allure for Michael and other boys his age, said Eddie Britt, director of the center's Study Now, Play Later program.

Alexander, who had also been previously considered to be ideal for the BBC Trust chair role, said the BBC chair position did not hold an "allure" for her.

And Wall Street surely still holds an allure for a certain subset of college students that is not likely to fade, no matter how many bailouts, pay cuts and New York Times opinion articles the finance industry endures.

The tale of newlyweds Leo and Paige (played by Tatum and Rachel McAdams) attempting to rebuild their love after an accident leaves Paige with amnesia could have a romantic allure for a number of reasons, one being that the film is based on a true story.

Wagner's vision of the "total work of art", in which all media played a part, had a strong allure for architects who were working out of a deep craft base to combine the talents of painters, ceramists, metalsmiths, joiners, mosaicists and glaziers.

But even as I left the Bronx for the East Village and, finally, Brooklyn, El Barrio had an undeniable allure for me.

MUGGLEWARES -- Exotic and mysterious, technologies like the telephone and the light bulb hold an irresistible allure for some wizards.

Going deep into the tournament has an extra allure for the United States, as only one semifinal and the final will be played in London.