Sentence examples for immense allure from inspiring English sources

Today's challenge for London is how to make the best of its immense allure and growth.

The immense allure of Liberace's personality and his practical worldliness, not just his musical artistry, made him rich and famous — and Thorson was won over by Liberace the man even as he admired Liberace the performer and — at least for a while — happily subordinated his own goals and interests to serving Liberace's own.

It would be unafraid to credit the immense allure of religious tradition, but at the same time it would be ready to argue that the abstract God of the philosophers and the theologians is no more probable than the idolatrous God of the fundamentalists, makes no better sense of the fallen world, and is certainly no more likable or worthy of our worshipful respect — alas.

"Transportation is a huge barrier for employment of people with Down syndrome". The allure of fully autonomous cars is immense for those who have felt trapped by four walls, consigned to the vagaries of public transit or otherwise constrained by circumstance of their disability.

An engineer who has devoted his career to the goal of a working reactor once told me, "Fusion has an interesting pathology to it — the allure of it is so immense".

An engineer who has devoted his career to the goal of a working reactor once told me, "Fusion has an interesting pathology to it the allure of it is so immense".

An engineer who has devoted his career to the goal of a working reactor once told me, "Fusion has an interesting pathology to it the allure of it is so immense". In the ITER headquarters, one can sense this: a psychological force that attenuates, or confines, pessimism like a magnetic field.

EXTREMES Dense, immense, intense -- there is no other place with as much upfront allure.

Gambling, with its allure, its lore, its cosmology of numbers and chance, the immense skill it demands, the wild hope and dizzying despair it summons, remains powerfully attractive — and lucrative — to Walsh.

Its big, bold reds combine the international virtues of ripe fruit, immense concentration and lavish new oak with distinctive indigenous character, a kind of heady, savage allure reminiscent of young Vintage Port or new-wave Zinfandel from California.

The allure of South Korea - where the club has 300,000 credit card holders - Japan and China will be immense in a blank summer on the international calendar.