Sentence examples for genuine allure from inspiring English sources

He provides an unembellished but evocative account of the romantic myths, harsh realities, and genuine allure of American rural life.

For whites, however removed from the brutalities and even quietly condemnatory, apartheid offered genuine allure: Arcadia erected atop Gehenna.

Despite the contrasting fortunes of the Scottish and English leagues, Mackay believes the job of managing either Celtic or Rangers will remain a position with genuine allure for high-calibre coaches.

Tobias, in "Fire and Ice," writes of the marriage: "That Lyn was young, beautiful, vivacious, and extraordinary in bed were sources of genuine pleasure and great allure.

The Chinese remain intoxicated by the allure of genuine American self-expression but frustrated by its ultimate impossibility.

But a Detroit that could re-awaken its historic allure would showcase genuine grace and glamour.

"I'm sure a lot of their motives are genuine, although liberal guilt and the allure of radical lifestyle for the comfortable middle classes is also a factor".

Jay Rayner, The Observer It doesn't help that Amis is one of the few genuine celebrities that the British literary establishment has, his allure enhanced by the brazen unshininess of those around him.

Libyan soup stands out as genuine in a country where the food markets lack the colorful spicy allure that is typical of northern Africa.

There may be other approaches to the problem that could prove even more effective, but the most essential thing is to recognize that genuine progress on climate change will not be possible until carbon fuels lose their financial allure.

And while novelty vehicles can sometimes lose their allure quite quickly, carefully modelled outliers like the Ariel Nomad and GMC Vandura provide enough genuine pleasure to earn a lasting place in your garage.