Sentence examples for enticing how from inspiring English sources

If equity investments in America look less enticing, how about bonds?

But the point is that every draft pick is a roll of the dice, no matter how high the selection or how enticing the player may seem in college or how athletic they are at the Underwear Olympics.

As if the recent price cuts weren't enough to entice you, how about Forza Motorsport 2 and Marvel Ultimate Alliance?

Patel had personal experience of watching the elderly through his mother who had been a carer, and he was "enticed by how vivid these characters are, by their sarcasm and their wisdom", confessing that he "fell in love with the script because every character shines in his or her own different way and you believe in each of them".

At question is how enticing free Office is for consumers, in terms of how it might drive hardware sales, and how many users will convert to paying subscribers after their year of free access ends.

How else could an actor negotiate lines like: "How enticing the smell of cheap perfume can be.

How enticing the work of Edgar Allan Poe must be to a producer.

How enticing: a fistful of calories on a bed of cholesterol, to go.

The Van Dycks show how enticing the Shirleys must have looked to the English whose support they were after.

The government's victories show just how enticing that type of evidence will be for prosecutors in future cases.

For many people, however, a career change is not an option no matter how enticing it appears.