Sentence examples for be alluring to from inspiring English sources
What was meant to be alluring to the ear became assaultive.
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.
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.
If you have anything you've grown tired of, yet feel might be alluring to somebody, bring it along and Peter will probably buy it from you.
AvalonBay — which bought the state-owned Danvers site for $11.4 million and has invested another $72 million into its transformation — had a hunch the property would be alluring to buyers.
"That's why she's alluring to men.
America, Min could see, was alluring to her mother.
Yellow and purple petals, for example, are alluring to bees and butterflies.
The long-term benefits of restructuring pension systems are alluring to many public officials.
