It pertained to Dave Koz & Friends at Sea, the luxury cruise he has headlined every year for the last seven, and he framed it as an enticing question: Who wanted to win a cabin for the 2013 edition, which would tool around the Mediterranean next fall?
The precise conformity-related cognition associated with lOFCGM is now an enticing question for future research.
The Passover tradition is one that invites inventiveness and imagination, all the more so because we are charged with creating an experience engaging enough to entice people to ask questions about its meaning.
Members of the McMartin family, who operated the school, were charged with numerous acts of sexual abuse of children in their care, but the charges were dropped once the trial determined the child interviewers were posing leading questions to entice the students to answer positively to child abuse allegations.
That question might entice people to answer "yes" on the assumption that other people will pay the extra taxes.
The company's new ads, Mr. Lacroix told shareholders, entice visitors with the question, "Need Magic?" For Euro Disney, the answer is obvious.
She interviews shark fin dealers in Hong Kong and commercial fishermen in Florida who entice customers with the question "Are you man enough to catch a shark?" She swims in shark-infested reefs, once lowering herself into the water inside a shark cage, and visits a South African beach where spotters blow sirens when great white sharks come close to shore.
To the right of the page is a widget enticing users to anwer questions about themselves, which helps the system make more accurate judgements (the placement of the widget is clever – users are constantly invited to participate but aren't forced to toil through a lengthy initial signup to 'teach' the system).
While the idea of taking on education hubs in the country is enticing enough, the question of its fittingness in the Indian higher educational milieu remains.
As a parent, I cringe at remembering my reaction: hopping into the car without question, enticed by a warm meal and a bed for the night.
The framework allows not only for such sections as a history of the ship's construction, a journal by the Modern Times's Titanic correspondent and a letter from the "publisher," but also tabloidy questions that will entice readers: Did arrogance and greed doom the Titanic?
