Sentence examples for both difficult and alluring from inspiring English sources

These are subtle details that can make work both difficult and alluring for dancers who come to companies with different traditions.

As Zweig put it in his memoir, The World of Yesterday, published in Stockholm in the year of his suicide: "The truly great experience of our youthful years was the realisation that something new in art was on the way – something more impassioned, difficult and alluring than the art that had satisfied our parents and the world around us".

It is both difficult and ungainly.

The battle is both difficult and urgent.

But his fringe show is both alarming and alluring.

So, too, Jessica Delia was both saintly and alluring in a role combining the sacred and profane aspects of all the Mary figures in the Bible.

In her latest collage-based series, she creates fantastical worlds that are both alarming and alluring.

When Joe Lewis, the head of half-hour series for Amazon, saw the first episode of "Catastrophe," the riskiness of it was both self-evident and alluring.

In the competition proper the Europa League has also produced both high-quality football and alluring diversity in its late stages.

"It was sort of fun and alluring.

Their breasts and hips are curvy and alluring.