Sentence examples for has its allure from inspiring English sources

The farm country is used as a fantasyland for the audience to visit; it has its allure, but you're ready to leave when Book goes — you wouldn't want to live there and get up at 4 30 A.M. and work like a plow horse.

While Minor League Baseball has turned into a bigger business than it was when you watched movies like Bull Durham, it still has its allure in Americana: the idea that you can catch the pure entertainment of baseball without the trappings of MLB's big business, where you hope to see tomorrow's big stars today.

It is true that discretion has its allure, and that a sequences of surprises can be very gratifying.

Yet the vibe of a casino (especially an illegal one in a gated mansion or in labyrinthine Koreatown basement) certainly has its allure.

For Soriano, his defensive position matters little as long as it is at the major league level, and teaming with Jeter has its allure.

Adventure has its allure, but for me, staying put -- in surroundings I know like my childhood bedroom -- is what makes for a real escape.

I asked Valarius if the arch-villain was his favorite character, and he replied yes — "because he's on the Dark Side". Even as one who rooted for the heroes growing up, I have to admit the Dark Side has its allures.

With the first advance screening the next night, sleep had its allure.

Colubrine domesticity had its allures.

That's too bad in some regards, because Hotel Griffou does have its allures.

Dining on a train always has its special allure, and it is especially interesting because you are seated with other passengers until the table of four is complete.