Sentence examples for lasting allure from inspiring English sources
"lasting allure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to something that has a lasting, appealing quality. For example: "The novel's lasting allure has endured for generations."
Mel Gussow's article "The Lasting Allure of 'All About Eve' " [Oct. 1] was enjoyable.
But Professor Lieven has a perhaps more down-to-earth explanation for the Russian empire's lasting allure.
The lasting allure of Jay Gatsby is his humanity, how close he is to any of us.
Phrases like "voyage of the hero," "an exercise in freedom," "a morality tale" and even "a return to the womb" creep up to explain the lasting allure of what many might have dismissed as a mere amusement park ride.
Strausbaugh (whose previous books include "E," a look at the cult of Elvis, and "Rock Til You Drop," a rant against aging boomer bands) writes that any easy reading — and dismissal — of the form doesn't help us comprehend its lasting allure.
Often referring to group sex that can last for days, the allure of chemsex has led to many young men being trapped in a vicious circle of sex, addiction and dependence.
The allure of diamonds is that, like gold, they are easily authenticated and long lasting.
But the allure of manga, where there's always something more to discover, lasts into adulthood.
He wants to play Champions League football, which Tottenham cannot offer after they finished fifth in the Premier League last season, but the allure of Real runs some way deeper.
French commentators have attributed the success of Clavier's last film to the personal allure of the actor, who now lives in London.
The allure of suicide, the last big score, may go underground, but it never entirely disappears.
