Sentence examples for particularly seductive from inspiring English sources

Nor is their setting particularly seductive.

Black music and fashion are particularly seductive.

Images of the era's actresses are particularly seductive.

The handsome Mr. Hanes has a particularly seductive singing voice.

But the summertime crop takes authors to particularly seductive spots.

The issue of Palestine was particularly seductive for the children of immigrants, marooned between identities.

Reading a work of art through the lens of biography is seductive, particularly when an artist ventures into the explicitly personal, as he did in "The Pianist," his 2002 film about a musician who, like him, survived the Holocaust.

This is a particularly popular and seductive idea because it suggests that once I've located the person of my dreams, the work is over.

What more seductive allusion, particularly when played off the flesh-and-blood thrum of modern Queens -- the revitalized old hamlets and precincts booming with fresh waves of immigrant life, a multiethnic whirlpool of skin tones and tongues regenerating the city itself.

It's a powerful, seductive idea, particularly to Americans who favor personal liberty over communitarian ideals.

Immodest but not seductive, neither particularly masculine nor feminine, they are simply what they are: easy, comfortable, in your face. .