Sentence examples for practical allure from inspiring English sources
To complement that classic ensemble you've cleverly updated, there's a brand new website devoted to the practical allure of prix fixe dining in New York.
Vidal Sassoon's technique was influenced, he said, by Bauhaus architecture, but also, more obviously, by the practical allure of new "wash and wear" clothing and the lean geometry of the era's couture (Courrèges, Paco Rabanne, Rudi Gernreich, and Mary Quant — a mother of the miniskirt and a notable early client).
The museum addition, for all its allure, is not particularly practical: it's basically a soaring entry hall, with little exhibit space.
The allure of persistence is, in part, practical.
The immense allure of Liberace's personality and his practical worldliness, not just his musical artistry, made him rich and famous — and Thorson was won over by Liberace the man even as he admired Liberace the performer and — at least for a while — happily subordinated his own goals and interests to serving Liberace's own.
Dress Code is a question-and-answer feature that functions as a sartorial Miss Manners; Beauty 101 provides inexpensive and practical alternatives to the cosmetic tips espoused by Vogue and Allure.
The allure is unmistakable.
