Sentence examples for how alluring from inspiring English sources

Still, the performance as a whole showed how alluring Druckman's writing was at its best.

In the end, it suggests that no matter how alluring leaving society may be, the need for community is universal.

The naive youth replies: "But where are the customers' yachts?"Recent weeks have shown how alluring a berth on that bounteous marina is.

It's rather sad and humiliating – here they are, these two women, fighting it out to see how alluring they can be to men.

Imagine, for instance, how alluring adolescents would have found Elizabeth I in "Shakespeare in Love" if she had been played by Gwyneth Paltrow.

The question for male fans watching women's sport at this level, truth be told, is how alluring you are supposed to admit the women athletes in action actually are.

Chief among them are Adam Johnson's incomparable "The Orphan Master's Son" and Sheila Heti's maddeningly alluring "How Should a Person Be?" (How happy? How flirtatious? How what?) I'm still talking about Johnson and Heti, both from 2012.

You are not likely to find gull's eggs, spring delicacies in England, in these parts, but even the mention of them in "Eggs" by Michel Roux (Wiley, $24.95) gives you an idea of how comprehensive this alluring book is.

Where the ordinary liberal scoffs at the idea that apocalyptic terror represents a real threat to his society, the awakened humanist, like Syme the poet-policeman or Chesterton himself, believes that everyone else has missed the reality, by refusing to accept how plausible and alluring the argument for destruction is.

The ICG highlighted in November how, while an "alluring narrative of a successful counterinsurgency campaign has begun to take shape", the reality is that "Afghanistan still lacks a cohesive national security strategy and the Afghan military and police remain dangerously fragmented and highly politicised".

Hair and bodies glisten with olive oil, to no practical purpose other than to accentuate their bronzed beauty -- and what better scent can a man's body have, asked Socrates, how much more alluring than perfume?