Sentence examples for potent allure from inspiring English sources

Two filmmakers are charting its history and potent allure.

Mindlessness — particularly the summertime variety — bears a potent allure.

And yet for fashion designers and historians, both subcultures have retained a surprisingly potent allure.

This felt like hope and it had a potent allure for her, the possibility, long shot that it might be, that the drug might negotiate some sort of truce with this disease.

Nearly three decades later, even since Mr. Klein retired from the company and during a time when visible abdominal muscles are hardly a rarity in advertising, the job of Calvin Klein underwear model retains a surprisingly potent allure.

"Cuban resort" may seem like an oxymoron to some tourists, but the new developments are a potent allure to Canadians, who travel to Cuba mainly for standard beach vacations.

The celebrity allure is potent.

It's always casually proceeded by the vague nod that it "might lead to work down the line"– such a potent mix of teasing allure and little substance.

Late this month, it will go on view alongside the legendary Hope, a larger stone but a slightly more drab one, and yet a rock whose allure remains potent enough to have drawn five million visitors to the national collection last year.

Her character's self-centeredness does nothing to suppress her obvious allure, made potent by the simplest of acting choices, like the way she wipes her mouth without unwrapping the diner napkin from the cutlery.

Based on Theodore Dreiser's novel "An American Tragedy," it starred Ms. Taylor as an heiress whose allure is so potent it drives a young striver (Ms. Taylor's close friend, Montgomery Clift) to murder his pregnant working-class lover (Shelley Winters).