Sentence examples for enticing introduction from inspiring English sources
Including clothing, jewelry, weapons and ceremonial objects, the Rubin's exhibition serves more as an enticing introduction than a deep and wide exploration of its subject.
Judging by the attentiveness of the crowd -- especially, it seemed, during the most intimate moments of Verdi's drama -- the performance provided an enticing introduction.
Enticing introductions by popular contemporary authors include Meg Cabot on Pride and Prejudice ("delicious to read"), Darren Shan on Treasure Island ("a non-stop, roller-coaster, surprise-packed novel") and Benjamin Zephaniah whose comments on Frankenstein should have rebellious adolescents flocking to the Romantics.
Indeed, the strongest stories in "The Book of Other People" should serve as introductions to their authors' oeuvres, enticing the reader to investigate further the work of writers like Edwidge Danticat, Jonathan Lethem and Colm Toibin.
That prospect sounds enticing.
Paella Valenciana looked enticing.
Future possibilities are enticing.
"So that's definitely enticing.
