Sentence examples for is particularly alluring from inspiring English sources

Perhaps such moral clarity at a time of a contested war is particularly alluring.

O'Keeffe is most associated with flowers – she believed passionately we could see the beauty of the world in them and Jimson Weed is particularly alluring.

Debt, he notes, is particularly alluring in periods of partisan intransigence.

It is particularly alluring for bargain-hunters looking to treat themselves.

Such business is particularly alluring now, the slowest year for mergers and acquisitions since 1997.

For young people today, this notion of play as a fast track to intimacy is particularly alluring; after all, millennials are famously entitled, inattentive and impatient.

Compared to the architecture and French culture of Montreal or the beauty found surrounding Vancouver, Toronto has never been particularly alluring.

Fiennes is particularly great at playing a chilly brand of arrogant condescension, and Williams and Davis display alluring spikiness in their roles as powerful, cynical shot-callers.

In part that was because there was nothing particularly alluring to chase there, but also because he knew that, sooner or later, Durán, Leonard and Hearns would simply grow too big and have to come to him.

It is a particularly alluring business model for Japan.

I've had quite a number of very meaningful relationships with people who aren't particularly alluring at first but who are awesome people once I've gotten the chance to know them.