Sentence examples for purpose of enticing from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we model a possible deception system with the explicit purpose of enticing unauthorized users and restricting their access to the real system.

She has a long list of enticing texts about composers.

We hope our readers find this third special issue of enticing and enjoy reading contributions by all authors.

I don't want to be handed a purpose, commanded to a purpose, enticed by reward or fear to a purpose.

The dance's purpose is to entice Supraba to the village to gain her blessing when evil forces threaten.

Despite his 1910 New York City trial and imprisonment for having "inveigled and enticed" a young woman "for the purpose of sexual intercourse," Mr. Bernard continued to dazzle followers of what The New York Times called his "Sanskrit sect".

The purpose of this appreciative editorial about Mike McGrady is not to entice you to buy or read "Naked Came the Stranger," the dirty 1969 best seller that was destined to be in the first line of Mr. McGrady's obituary ever since he wrote it — with a couple of dozen other Newsday journalists — and got it published.

I worry about it enticing them into the craft for the purpose of fame, which is a hellish journey because fame is something that you really have to have some maturity to handle.

Death has many visages, none of them enticing.

Just this month, the chancellor visited China one of the purposes of which was to entice the emerging middle classes to spend their renminbi shopping in London.

The underlying purpose of the dinner was itself to act as a kind of lure, and in this respect it served the same function, in relation to disappointed supporters of New Labour's arts policies, as the rumour about McKellen and Mirren that supposedly enticed several of those that attended it - it was nothing more than an ideological fiction.