Sentence examples for greater allure from inspiring English sources

Crowds have flocked to it again and in some ways it has had greater allure than the one-sided one-day series between Australia and England.

We need to tell a better story to those young British Muslims for whom bombs and beheadings hold a greater allure than anything we have to offer.

Slacklining competitions in the United States pay only about $2,500 to $3,000, so the greater allure comes from freedom and improvisation and testing one's limits, said Michael Payton, 22, the world slacklining champion.

Meanwhile, Cape Cod holds greater allure for some elderly people because of its larger menu of health care services, including the hospitals in Hyannis and Falmouth and a growing number of communities designed for older residents, like the 200-acre King's Way in Yarmouthport.

And Kaká is already wealthy, way beyond the needs of a lifestyle where a Resgate CD, a glimpse through the Bible and a few hours at home with his wife and their infant son Luca appear to hold far greater allure than flash cars or casinos.

Hence small caps have a greater allure now than before.

But Russia has always held a great allure for BP.

She said that Hollywood design showed great craftsmanship, great "allure," and great romance.

FOR Ms. Sultan, the city that her mother had left behind held great allure.

Collaborating with partners across the globe holds great allure for researchers.

But in a country where 40% of the population live on less than $2 a day, small-scale mining still holds great allure for people like Ibu Ipah.