Sentence examples for natural seduction from inspiring English sources
Glamour, according to Jacqueline de Ribes, "is a worldly style, lots of allure, a touch of flamboyance, a deep know-how, all wrapped up in natural seduction" — and, sometimes, wrapped in polka dots, too.
Ms. Paulus's "Pippin" is in its way a natural extension of Fosse's, pushing the musical from seduction into sensory assault.
Mr. Odom, an author of "The Pickup Artist: The New and Improved Art of Seduction," said, "Obviously the whole trick is in the natural delivery, just like performing magic".
And, despite their sound, unsentimental views on adultery ("Practice lying"), and on the unseemly greed of brides over thirty who register for gifts, they must be under thirty themselves to suggest that "natural or street light" sets the most flattering mood for a seduction.
Such books include Folklore and the Sea, The Feejee Mermaid and Other Essays in Natural and Unnatural History, Mermaids: Nymphs of the Sea, and Sirens: Symbols of Seduction.
New Age gurus advise going natural, body and soul, while their gimmick-happy counterparts hawk ab machines and Machiavellian seduction methods.
Barefoot and dust-smeared, McDonald masks her natural allure as she pumps water, fixes stew, wields a club, and attempts a clumsy seduction of her landlord, James Tyrone (played by Will Swenson, McDonald's husband), whom she loves, desperately and hopelessly.
That is called seduction.
Seduction gets a mixed press.
Is joking seduction in disguise?
