Sentence examples for it's enticing from inspiring English sources

Considering Amazon's headway into self publishing, it's enticing to wonder whether BookLamp's technology for screening manuscripts to figure out their market fit, or the other tools they were developing and using, may end up getting implemented under their new owner to determine what it should promote.

While it's enticing to see the origins of Ms. Monson's movement, the most astonishing part about Ms. Vachal's installation is realizing the years that went into the project.

"When you keep costs low, it's enticing to people who want to be involved in the movies," he said.

It's enticing to write music on a computer in the conventional way, on a staff, then (a) to have the computer play it back to you, and (b) to be able to save it-in a sense file it.

It's enticing to wonder about some of the legends who played there — Katharine Cornell in "Romeo and Juliet, Ethel Waterss in "Cabin in the Sky," Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy in "A Delicate Balance," Paul Newman and Geraldine Page in "Sweet Bird of Youth".

If they are, it's enticing to wonder what they might be working on, given the bigger decisions Apple may be making around search in other products like Safari and its mobile and desktop operating systems.

But then National Geographic called, and it was enticing for a number of reasons.

It was enticing to be able to carve out a reputation for myself.

He said while it was enticing to swim in areas off the Queensland coast, it could also be quite dangerous.

And it was enticing homeowners by offering down payment assistance, but not disclosing that it then raised the price of the house by the same amount.

Of course, precision is not easy with the hickories, but the quest for it is enticing, said Brian Schuman of Long Island, who began the Metropolitan Hickory Society in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut region.