Sentence examples for are particularly seductive from inspiring English sources

Black music and fashion are particularly seductive.

Images of the era's actresses are particularly seductive.

The issue of Palestine was particularly seductive for the children of immigrants, marooned between identities.

The image of Gallis, a Mediterranean Wales, in which magical bards sing the landscape more beautiful, is particularly seductive.

Lemon grass is particularly seductive when it's minced and added to crab cakes or crab meat salad, or as part of a crab boil for steamed crabs.

They fed a hunger for narratives of suicidal transcendence that were particularly seductive to the young, perhaps because it takes a lifetime to accept that we have, and are confined to the solitude of, one body.

That many of those stories take place in Los Angeles may be particularly seductive, since few images telegraph the paradox of the American dream better than a drunk passed out in the shadow of Hollywood.

The willingness to die for change, or what you believe in, is particularly seductive to young political agitators, who are desperate to make a difference.

Torsos and arms are held loose and sway alluringly, and the dancers' darting eyes are particularly expressive and full of seductive charm.

Both savers, who want better returns on their investments, and entrepreneurs, who need capital, should be keen on bypassing the state-bank system.China is also particularly seductive for Western buy-out firms.

And the result, as Mr. Rykwert's book affirms despite itself, is not particularly seductive.