Sentence examples for create allure from inspiring English sources

("If you want to create allure, veil it," Lagerfeld told a reporter afterward).

The unconventional, abstract approach appealed to Mr. Rosset, a friend of Willem de Kooning, as exactly what wanted to create allure for a line of on-the-edge literature, including "Krapp's Last Tape" by Samuel Beckett, "Last Exit to Brooklyn" by Hubert Selby Jr. and "The Balcony" by Jean Genet.

Mr. Sullivan notes that the makers of fine watches have managed to create an allure around their brands.

Lounging there with a flute of Moët, nibbling dark chocolate, shoppers can ponder just the right accessory to create the allure that they are Somebodies.

Instead, much as an art gallery does for an artist, the top-end watchmakers have created an allure around their brands.

But it's not a wallow in nostalgia; with a main character, played by Jon Hamm, who's as brutal and troubled as he is handsome and charming, it shows the ugliness and the betrayals that went into creating the allure of the era.

At that time, the homicide rate in his neighborhood was one of the highest in the country, and gang life had a stranglehold over pop culture, creating an allure that was hard to resist.

At that time, the homicide rate in his neighbourhood was one of the highest in the country, and gang life had a stranglehold over pop culture, creating an allure that was hard to resist.

In that lecture, which sported a pop soundtrack and the demonstration of an early Polaroid camera, Hamilton deconstructed the technology of cinema to explain how it helped to create Hollywood's allure.

Had it been a real theft, the bank would have turned the culprit in to the FBI, said Stolfo, who has created the firm Allure Security to bring the technology to market.

Mr. Kelly said that it starts not just with the windows — now a remake of vintage to mark the centenary — but also with the aura, the reputation that creates its own allure.