Sentence examples for infinitely alluring from inspiring English sources

Divided by 12 north-south avenues and crossed by 220 east-west streets, Manhattan is easily understood and infinitely alluring.

Her colorless, flavorless, odorless, quasi-academic prose was a sleekly alluring mask that, in turn, reflected a brilliant young woman's striking, worldly, knowing, infinitely remote, infinitely alluring persona.

"What we are on the verge of talking about seems infinitely alluring," Benjamin wrote resignedly.

As the critic Beverley Baxter put it, while she was "infinitely alluring" as one of the women bent on seducing Coward's Garry Essendine, in the London premiere of Present Laughter (1943), her portrayal of the world-weary wife Ethel, in This Happy Breed, was a "subtle and appealing performance", in which her body seemed "impregnated by fatigue".

Infinitely alluring, and just as infinitely complex.

Here was an infinitely more alluring model of princely purpose and prerogative.

Those foods and bizarre behaviors are infinitely more alluring listed out than they were to consume or perform.

The process of creation is vexing, glassiness eluding her, until the moment at which it suddenly arrives, yielding "not real light, but the idea of light - infinitely more alluring than light itself".