Sentence examples for enticing read from inspiring English sources

Beautifully designed and with a title worthy of this poet that points to his first ever published book La Première Aventure céleste de Monsieur Antipyrine, it makes for a truly enticing read.

Naturally, then, Dancer is an enticing read.

For the burgeoning middle class in staid old cities such as Rabat and Damascus, the real-estate brochures, with their promise of Dubai-style living and manor houses that hint of Andalusia and Tuscany, now make an enticing read.

The nightly specials make for an enticing read with not-seen-elsewhere originals like braised endive cassolette; fluke Napoleon, layered with grilled vegetables; a salad with red tango and baby Lola Rosa, which are two types of lettuce; and scallion-crusted bassa, a grouper-like fish, with "Belugian caviar lentils," which is not caviar but small black beans.

Who?," Morris's enticing read makes clear this creature's looming presence in our lives.

The historical context of the paper, with all the multifaceted ramifications of Crick's and Schroedinger's classics, might not be exactly essential for the presentations of Ogryzko's ideas, but this surely makes for enticing reading.

Cue such enticing reads as: "Boy Asks For More Gruel – What Happened Next Will BLOW YOUR MIND"; and "You Will Not Believe What Gregor Samsa Found Himself Transformed Into".

It can be enticing to read descriptions of the variety shows of the 1930s.

As an English teacher for more than 40 years, I know that some people -- probably the vast majority -- will never be enticed to read works by the likes of Joyce, Faulkner or Updike.

I hope you'll be enticed to read, or re-read, the whole poem and savour its homely yet memorable rhetoric, its vivid images, gloriously yearning sighs, twinkling jokes and keen-edged rational arguments.

But will those ingredients be enough to entice consumers to read it?