We feel both lured into his confidence and nervous of whatever he is about to propose or perpetrate.
They feel not just lured, but pushed; China, in their view, has turned its back on traditional music in favor of the pop dazzle of Britney Spears.
As you can read today in pieces by Steve Rose and Mark Shenton, many cinemagoers feel they were lured into Sweeney Todd, the new Tim Burton film, under false pretences.
Sometimes, she said, she would be driving and feel the lure of the device.
When summer weekends beckon with beaches, lakes, campgrounds and parks, many churchgoers feel the lure.
Those strictures can be a challenge for members of the creative class who feel the lure of scruffy, bohemian chic.
First you want to hate them, then you feel the lure of giving in to college humor.
Our return to our old haunts isn't necessarily part of a trend, but I hope that others will also feel the lure.
Camel trains pass in the distance, but surrounded by the endless expanse of sand, it's easy to feel the lure of the desert and the romance of the Bedouin lifestyle.
Martin Amis has provided a succinct bill of indictment: When I reflect that D. H. Lawrence, perhaps the most foul-tempered writer of all time (beater of women and animals, racist, anti-Semite, etc., etc)., was also, perhaps, the most extravagantly slapdash exponent of language, I feel the lure of some immense generalisation about probity and prose.
