Sentence examples for greatest allure from inspiring English sources

Our Civil War's greatest allure is precisely what our own age lacks and so yearns for: the cult of leadership.

Yet the work's greatest allure is in passages where melody, harmony and rhythm are virtually absent, when all you hear is the visceral roar of plucked strings.

'Lunchtime Is All Yours' Sometimes innovations within the food industry happen in the lab, with scientists dialing in specific ingredients to achieve the greatest allure.

She suggests that the best guide may be Plutarch, who reported that "Cleopatra's greatest allure lay in the sound of her voice and the charm of her company".

During the period of its greatest allure, the academy was directed by Wilhelm von Schadow, and many followers of the Nazarenes (a group that looked to early Renaissance styles and emphasized religious subject matter) were on the faculty.

What was particularly alarming was that these reductions occurred in the spring and summer, exactly when Major League Baseball, offered exclusively by XM, has its greatest allure and promotional value.

Convenience is said to be one of bottled water's greatest allures: we're a grab-and-go society, consuming roughly 50 billion bottles of water a year.

But Russia has always held a great allure for BP.

But the fossil-fuel alternative still holds great allure.

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.