Sentence examples for personal allure from inspiring English sources

There is more to the Kids Company drama than the personal allure of Ms Batmanghelidjh.

French commentators have attributed the success of Clavier's last film to the personal allure of the actor, who now lives in London.

In "Episodes," Teresa Reichlen (Five Pieces), Janie Taylor (Concerto) and Maria Kowroski (Ricercata) each danced with selfless beauty, transcending their personal allure to reveal the astonishing twists of the choreography.

Using the tagline "Do men notice their women?" the brand drew a groundbreaking, but convincing, connection between a woman's laundry scent and her personal style and allure.

Yet if that is to be the case, the White House and NASA must take a hard look at what, beyond cold war competitiveness, first excited the American public about going into space: the real allure of space is personal.

This backstage account of the band's 1969 tour and the author's own seduction by the group's dark allure is also a personal vision of how the 1960's, from Vietnam to Altamont, shaped an era.

Zappa therefore took his personal master copies of the rock-oriented Zoot Allures (1976) directly to Warner Bros., thereby bypassing DiscReet.

A special exhibition through mid-April is "The Allure of Nationalism," using historical material, contemporary personal narratives and quotations from a variety of celebrated and ordinary people.

As much as some characters want to leave the personal and collective past alone and move forward, its allure is strong.

The Daily Mail's Quentin Letts, a man I don't normally associate with personal style, led the pack, referring to my faded allure, my necklace choice and general grooming, which he found not to his taste.

The allure is booming; the number of people using personal chefs has grown 48percentt in the past five years.