Sentence examples similar to enticing remarks from inspiring English sources

Advice to entice: Remark that you have proof that Marilyn Monroe was a comic genius.

"We should really rent the Old Rectory during Christmas week," she remarked, reading aloud the enticing description of an isolated 1850's house overlooking the Rhossili Bay on the coast of Wales.

The remark was sufficiently unguarded, and the readers' reviews on Amazon sufficiently enticing, that I ordered at once a copy of the long-out-of-print book and am I glad I did.

All enticing.

That prospect sounds enticing.

It wasn't enticing.

Paella Valenciana looked enticing.

Be honest but enticing.

Future possibilities are enticing.

McEnroe has an ability to make powerful, provocative remarks, ("Of all the presidents I ever met, the least impressive was Mugabe") and then, like a water bug, skim onto the next shimmering destination; he's enticing, yet slippery.

"So that's definitely enticing.