Sentence examples for enticing with from inspiring English sources
The cast looks enticing, with Matthias Goerne in the title role and Waltraud Meier as Marie.
Inside, though, it's bright and enticing with décor the right side of trying too hard.
Its magazines are enticing, with articles like "Koran and Astronomy" and "Prophet's Medicine: Olive Is the Cure for 70 Diseases".
The Mother's Day program is enticing, with excerpts from Virgil Thomson's "Mother of Us All" and works by Barber, Ives, Youmans, Arlen and more.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), free-trade negotiations involving a dozen countries, looks increasingly enticing with the arrival of new participants, notably Japan.
Which is not to say that the summer menus don't sound enticing, with their lavish use of the season's freshest fruits and vegetables.
(According to the Washington Post, he was enticed with Starbucks coffee).
In 1997, a breakaway rebel faction was enticed with a similar deal, which failed to materialise.
Others were enticed with promises of legitimate work or marched into "comfort stations" at gunpoint.
Like their British counterparts, French shoppers can only be enticed with massive bargains.
Over 20 years ago, I became enticed with the ornamental and gustatory qualities of blueberry bushes.
