Sentence examples for irresistible point from inspiring English sources

The Spurs already have an irresistible point guard who can flat-out fly.

Kemp, called by some Tasmanians the father of his country and by others "a great Ass," offers Mr. Shakespeare an irresistible point of entry into the history of Tasmania and, it turns out, of his own family.

And every six years it elects its governor exactly one year before the country votes for president, making it an irresistible talking point for political rune readers.

But Paris Photo has one irresistible selling point that none of the more than 20 other international photography festivals can hope to lay claim to.

MIAMI — The tiny red arrow on the irregularly dimpled golf ball offers the slice-prone hacker an irresistible pledge: Point the ball that way and, yes, it will go that way.

The flash-forward sets up an irresistible end point – banking everything on the hope that you'll want to see it through to its conclusion – which is both a blessing and a curse.

Age 7+ Inventive storytelling in both words and pictures makes this an irresistible jumping-off point for solo reading.

Starbucks' combination of a somewhat-pious corporate persona and its massive growth has made it an apparently irresistible jumping-off point for all kinds of debates and meditations.

So good, in fact, that many processed food-like products have become "hyperpalatable" and irresistible, to the point of being addictive.

Mr. Robinson conjured a realistic narrative set in a hospital, using a vérité style that Cambodians quickly found irresistible — at one point 5.6 million viewers, or 40 percent of the country's 14 million people, were watching.

That's an example of exactly the kind of irresistible enthusiasm, I point out, which we were urging the translators to summon up in our "Pitching to the Industry" session.