Sentence examples for much allure from inspiring English sources

In the years before the financial crisis, private offerings of stock held much allure.

Still, the deal holds much allure for Merrill, the nation's largest brokerage firm.

His own pen aside, the Montegrappa brand does not hold much allure for him.

The mystique of a biochemical imbalance at the root of every symptom has too much allure.

Then the city turns suburban, and his interest fades: semis rarely have much allure for Sinclair's disciples.

The city I left 12 years ago in the hope that an urban dust bowl would drive down rents someday didn't hold much allure for hinterlanders.

And yet not that especially, nor the purity of its silver fruitful water, nor the golden splendor of its rich sand, has so much allured me to it.

EXTREMES Dense, immense, intense -- there is no other place with as much upfront allure.

James's piece has less lyrical specificity but nearly as much sonic allure.

In return, Residence maintained the building and brought much needed allure to a neglected area.

Indeed, the mantle of "possible presidential candidate" holds much more allure than "congressman" or "little-known congressman".