Sentence examples for more alluring target from inspiring English sources

Locals, meanwhile, complained about the smell of urine that wafted over the staircase and speculated that the rail's years-long closure made it a more alluring target for crime.

And the Powerhouse -- a huge brick structure built in 1906 just blocks from the waterfront that burned coal to generate power for trains beneath the Hudson River -- is looking more and more like an alluring target for redevelopment enthusiasts.

With a depleted Conservative opposition offering no real alternative to his agenda and still smarting from seeing many of its old ideas gussied up in the more alluring apparel of New Labor, critics have had to settle on his style as their target.

LAST week Commerzbank, Germany's fourth-biggest bank and a perennial target of takeover rumours, announced a €2.3 billion ($2.7 billion) write-off intended to make it more alluring as both investment and merger partner.

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

There are actors more handsome than John Malkovich, more alluring, more dissolute.

In fact, middle-agers have never been more powerful, more active or more alluring.

Stewart can make disappointment sound more alluring, more intellectually reliable, than success.

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.