Sentence examples for enticing at all from inspiring English sources

Her last, In the Fold, drew criticism for a certain obtuseness in its prose, but her new novel uses complexity in the service of precision and is generally an impressive piece of work - even though in summary it may not sound very enticing at all.

That's especially enticing at a time like this, when real estate values are depressed.

She may, more simply, prefer not to be enticed at all.

Convenience often entices at-home clients.

"It hits you so hard, but it's so smooth and enticing at the same time," he said.

Lars Bak has the strength, speed and race nous to be a factor and looks enticing at 41-1 with Betfair.

Her most outspoken detractors have typically been women, who are often alarmed by Harvey's manipulation of femininity, by the way she manages to be enticing at her most vulnerable, without the giggling and simpering of standard girl drag… Harvey's fifth album, "Is This Desire?"-a critical but not necessarily popular success-was another start.

Note that BP Prudhoe Bay looks enticing at these levels.

To a contrarian investor, any gap that undulates from decade to decade is enticing at its extremes.

The yield disparity between A-rated corporate bonds and 10-year Treasuries is enticing at better than 400 basis points.

As land-based societies attempt to cope with economic, social, political, environmental and assorted other problems, the notion of a totally new initiative to do it better this next time seems enticing at sea.