Sentence examples for quite alluring from inspiring English sources
Apparently, the Victorian brick-work in the Thames sewers is quite alluring.
In this slinky, slow and exotic music, the sound of the Blüthner was aptly rich and warm, perhaps a little woofy in comparison with bright modern Steinways, but quite alluring.
The sequencing of the C. intestinalis (Dehal et al. 2002) and C. savignyi (Vinson et al. 2005; Small et al. 2007a) genomes in the early to mid 2000s immediately made reverse genetics in Ciona quite alluring.
With her graceful stage presence, and her soft-edged velvety voice, the Israeli mezzo-soprano Hadar Halevi is quite alluring as Bizet's sultry cigarette girl whose love cannot be domesticated.
I confess that I find the pretty tiles quite alluring, and like the idea of a weekly mah jongg gathering with the girls (in lieu of a trip to the shooting range).
With a graceful stage presence and a soft-edged velvety voice, the Israeli mezzo-soprano Hadar Halevi is quite alluring as Bizet's sultry cigarette girl whose love cannot be domesticated.
There is just something (quite scientifically) alluring about a perfectly saturated glob of paint or an electric mound of powdered hues, especially when its name is so tantalizing.
I regularly buy Tenuta Pederzana Il Grasparossa di Castelvetro (the 2013 is 11% abv and £11.95 from Corks of Cotham, in Bristol, and Field & Fawcett in York), which isn't quite as immediately alluring – less fruit, more herbal and mineral notes – but it's more versatile with food: drink it with chargrilled squid, for example.
This kind of stability is not quite as alluring as the governing parties seem to think.
I've been known to avoid something delicious (cassoulet in Toulouse, for instance) in favour of something not quite so alluring (raw calves' brains), because that's what will get most "likes" for my bravery.
Whether it looks quite so alluring after the gyrations in WorldCom's share price during the past week is another matter.Although WorldCom's price has partially recovered since October 27th, when it fell by over 15% to a low of $28.6, the sheer volatility of the stock is bound to count in valuing the WorldCom bid.
