Sentence examples for lured toward from inspiring English sources

But why do Indian readers need to be lured toward seriousness in the first place?

This is the point where a storyteller might be lured toward the paranoid or paranormal.

Soon, however, the siren sounds of bebop and cool jazz lured her toward more modern styles.

At 15, she ditched her classical piano studies; a tragic traditional ballad, "Barbara Allen," had lured her toward the budding folk movement.

Wing Lubos Bartecko had trouble controlling the puck, but after several missed swings, which lured Osgood toward him, he shuffled it to Safronov for the uncontested goal.

Those qualities have lured him toward contemporary music in recent years, and they served him equally well in the Brahms and Rachmaninoff works that he played with Mr. Bronfman on Sunday afternoon.

3. Social media lured me toward shallow and rigid thinking.

He was lured back toward its end, he said, becoming the "fall guy" for its true operators.

Babies lure Esther toward suicide by luring her toward a life she cannot literally bear.

Three Ghosts of Opera, sung by the classically trained Elsa Higby, Alexandra Picard and Heather Gilles, lured the Drunkman toward a suitably operatic death.

The Coen brothers are lured so automatically toward the offbeat that they invariably require the services of a rooted performer (here it's McDormand, and in "Barton Fink" it was John Goodman) to remind us that sticking to the beat is O.K.