Sentence examples for enticing however from inspiring English sources
While the prospect is enticing, however, the drawbacks are plentiful.
Even more enticing, however, is sure to be new film installation Luanda-Kinshasa, set in New York's famed 30th Street Studio.
The topic was very enticing, however.
A dignified retirement or exile might entice him, however.
What could entice them, however, is a tag-along bike for slightly older kids (four to nine years), which is attached to the seat post of your bike.
To entice them, however, "you have to have the right types of clothes — the distressed jeans, the lip gloss and the shoes — those are crucial," said Mr. Silver, the Timetoplaymag editor.
Will As you may know, I was civil service trained and, as such, told to stick to the issues, however "strangely abstract" (in your words) they may be, and never indulge in wild and unsubstantiated personal comment, however enticing that may be.
However enticing this past might seem, efforts to put the brakes on growth have had limited success.
But for many in India, "non-alignment" is a synonym for independence, and should not be sacrificed, however enticing the prize.
One performance was enough only to indicate how much music there is here waiting to be heard and perhaps waiting to be brought out, however enticing this account was by Mr. Adès with the Arditti Quartet.
