Sentence examples for much seduction from inspiring English sources

Not much seduction here.

"I think there were too many lures, too much seduction," he said.

In a cabaret world stuffed with sexy, vintage-inspired acts – a trend that seemingly will not stop until every performer is stuffed into a corset, eyebrow arched in faux amusement, audience cowering into their drinks – Jennifer Byrne and Victoria Falconer-Pritchard are a joyous reminder of how much fun seduction can be.

But what is missing from "The Corporation" is any recognition that capitalism survives at least as much on seduction as on coercion, and that it has flourished not simply by means of chicanery and domination but by extending, and often fulfilling, promises of freedom, creativity and individual choice.

There's not much sentiment or seduction in them.

The emotional territories, too, were pretty much fixed: exaltation, seduction, the blues.

If it weren't for Weibo, how much rape and seduction by school presidents and principals would be covered up?

And this brings up my first reservation about "La Seduction": Much of it is focused on the opinions of French sophisticates, often delivered from their chic apartments, chateaus or private jets.

The second (and larger) wave, he continues, started 50 years ago, transforming "Cairo and Moscow, Bombay, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Sao Paolo--but most of all Mexico [City]." Much of "The Seduction of Place" is about the cities of the first great population boom--notably Paris, London and New York.

Blessedly, the dancing in "Seduction" has much more to it than the famous Fosse tight limbs and pelvic thrusts.

"That sexual, animal subtext is very much part of the seduction of fragrance because it's actually meant to hook up with our bodies through the smells that our bodies have.