Sentence examples for be alluring from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having the power to allure.
Truscott's nudity is not designed to be alluring.
What was meant to be alluring to the ear became assaultive.
The idea that people with a disability can't be alluring, she says, is "totally unacceptable.
For a teen-age boy accustomed to the American media's dour images of Iran, the exile programs can be alluring.
None of this means that a deal will be forthcoming, though it might be alluring to some potential suitors.
Easy and permanent opposition may be alluring to some but you are right not to find it seductive.
On the same basis, even if an analogue product is less efficient than the digital version, it might be alluring enough to endure.
Such companies are not looking for enough money to be of interest to the high-yield market, but offer enough of a return to be alluring to investors.
The model sits smirking, one eyebrow raised in would-be alluring fashion.
The second highest price achieved at Sotheby's, $25.92 million, greeted the portrait of a woman in riding habit with a would-be alluring smirk on her rouged lips.
Even Kees van Dongen's feeble 1921 portrait of a café society woman in a would-be alluring posture, "The Mauve Stiletto Shoes," managed to bring a surprising £2.05 million.
