Sentence examples for more alluring idea from inspiring English sources

Bunker, an Englishman, had what is perhaps a more alluring idea: to devote himself largely to the prehistory of the men and women who founded the colony.

But even more alluring is the idea that a sport's peerless champion may have found a contemporary rival for years to come.

Freedom via the Internet is at once both a more alluring and complicated idea.

The process of creation is vexing, glassiness eluding her, until the moment at which it suddenly arrives, yielding "not real light, but the idea of light - infinitely more alluring than light itself".

But by the late 1970s, the idea of arms in space seemed to grow more alluring.

But even more alluring is neuropathic pain.

Or something rather more alluring, "fresh, clear and profoundly sensual"?

Some fishmongers misname species to make them more alluring.

It's hard to imagine a more alluring spot.

Some of the dreams were more alluring than others.

In fact, the stranger it is, the more alluring.