Sentence examples for enticing from from inspiring English sources
At the moment, the museum is enticing from afar but off-putting up close.
It is reminiscent of an airport bookshop: big enough to be enticing from the outside but extremely limited once you're inside.
This paper is enticing from both engineering and analytical perspectives aimed at revealing the mechanism of UHSM and instructing the optimization of machining parameters.
The proposed approach is enticing from an engineering perspective aimed at predicting the onset and propagation of dynamic shear localization in actual structures.
And yet, as Lori Gottlieb told us, 'Something that looks really enticing from the outside is usually sort of culturally informed... very superficial.' So why, we asked, do we get so hung up on them?
The title track "Smooth Child" is enticing from the beginning―with tender synth tugs and a tropical air, it's gradually drizzled with buttery vocals from Toronto-based artist Cody Lee.
That manager won't be enticed from his current position; by salary, transfer kitties or promises of silverware.
The octopus was enticed from its hiding place by an ingenious lure made of leopard cowrie shells.
Before Forsberg was enticed from his home in Sweden, the Avalanche had six sellouts in 31 home games.
One of the hawkers, who declined to give his name, said he received a 1 percent commission on purchases by customers he enticed from the street.
The origins of the Belstaff revival can be traced to the global success of Burberry — not least because the designer Martin Cooper was enticed from that company.
