Sentence examples for enticing little from inspiring English sources

The profile page of every Facebook acolyte has an enticing little Info tab, presenting the opportunity to demonstrate wit or wisdom, bravado or timidity, personal agenda or professional bona fides.

The enticing, little morsels of deranged fun promised by the latter's left field take seem to have enchanted fans in a far more striking manner that Batman vs. Superman's big budgeted blowout.

With its pale walls and minimal decoration, this enticing little restaurant focuses strictly on the food.

I was reminded of them recently while strolling through the Glendale Galleria, watching a young family pausing in front of the pet store where a bunny bin is strategically placed to entice little children and entrap parents connected to children.

The premise was simple…exactly what makes a gingerbread cottage enticing to little boys and girls?

Desserts will entice any little slugger.

The town was known as Hot Springs until 1950, when a radio quiz show held a promotion to entice some little town to adopt its name.

It didn't take long before every producer in Jamaica was knocking on the 14-year -old's door, enticing him with little more than small change to record for them.

Sometimes people forget -- since he's such a quick study, since he doesn't cry when he takes nasty spills at the skate park, since he is best friends with 20- and 30-something hipster dudes like Jason Brown and his gorgeously tattooed Nice Skateboards teammate Larry Lesher -- that he is only 4. The sponsorship possibilities are enticing, and a little confusing, for the Olivers, too.

Choose something mysterious, enticing, and a little threatening, like "The Pig Temple".

Implausible, enticing, more than a little alarming – it's all of that in spades.