Sentence examples for enticing aspects from inspiring English sources

One of the most enticing aspects of travel is the chance to dine on some of the finest dishes in town.

Each of the six jobs in the program — the others are outback adventurer in the remote Northern Territory; park ranger in rural Queensland; wildlife caretaker in biologically diverse South Australia; and lifestyle photographer in trendy Victoria — highlights an enticing aspect of a participating state.

Their most enticing aspect often comes from the fact that they're viscerally uncomfortable, to some extent hers are tracks that make you feel a little sick, yet just healthy enough to aesthetically appreciate the way your perception is shifted by the virus.

Despite an impressive number of studies on social learning and potential traditions in non-human animals, one enticing aspect has been largely disregarded.

But the alternative is an enticing prospect.

That is hardly an enticing prospect.

That prospect sounds enticing.

She's pretty shadowy, the business aspect is what she finds enticing, and she plays it close to the vest.

The prospect is not immediately enticing.

One of the most compelling aspects of the location-based service Foursquare is that they are increasingly enticing users to check-in to venues by partnering up to offer special deals to those who do.

As inherently enticing as that might be, it may not have resonated if not for the flawless execution of every production aspect since the show's first episode.