Sentence examples for persistent allure from inspiring English sources
The myth of technological determinism has a persistent allure.
By Jill Lepore The myth of technological determinism has a persistent allure.
Mr. Wickstead, a lanky, silver-haired 58-year-old, said he was pleased by the persistent allure of his creation.
The persistent allure of a machine's architecture is well known to Rhyder McClure, an author of computer books and owner of the New York NannyCam Company, who has been riding BMW boxers since the 1960s.
What he has on his mind here is much more pertinent to contemporary life: the persistent tug of lust, the allure of fame and their impact on gender relations.
Perhaps cheese with asparagus; these wines, with their persistent citric notes and occasional herbal allure, easily tame that springtime wine challenger.
Yet the allure of Planet X persisted.
Much of his work centers upon this tension between our persistent desire to live in the moment and the tantalizing allure of our memories.
"Obviously across his work there's a lot of interest and engagement with things that are forgot or repressed or buried," explains Simpson, obliquely referring to persistent interpretations of Kelley's preoccupation with tainted childhood and the allure of the monstrous with the artist's own abuse at the hand of his father.
The allure of living in the affluent West is another source of competition -- and a persistent drain of Philippine talent.
