Sentence examples for is more alluring from inspiring English sources

Unlike most rosés, it is more alluring when nearly warm.

Which title is more alluring: "Symphony in C" or "Le Palais de Cristal"?

For overscheduled, multitasking high achievers — men as well as women — nothing is more alluring than a chunk of empty time.

Ewing is more alluring than the predatory Vishnevskaya, while Sergei Larin is a more ardent lover than Gedda.

Likewise, Bayonetta, the game, is more alluring and more powerful than any big-budget game to come out of Japan in recent years.

But, as in Equatorial Guinea, the question is simply this: what is more alluring to unscrupulous officials — an international imprimatur or instant access to clandestine riches?

But she finds a second Intruder (Sébastien Marcovici) to be more alluring.

In fact, the south coast seems almost repellent to discretionary spending: for the disdaining, the continent, or even the West Country are more alluring.

It is this unplanned stumble in a career that is otherwise faultlessly controlled that makes famous people appear to be more alluring.

In an interview, Prince said that Halkett had criticized the looks of the skaters whom she had hired, telling her that some had to lose weight, change their hairstyles or "stuff their bras" to be more alluring.

Some of the dreams were more alluring than others.