Sentence examples for quite enticing from inspiring English sources

The process by which architecture is made is actually quite enticing.

The $12 billion spent annually by the industry to influence the medical profession to promote its products is quite enticing.

For anyone who likes the idea of magicians in 18th century London (in cahoots with Nikola Tesla, no less!), "The Prestige" will be quite enticing.

The other dessert seems to have been designed for an infant — plain yogurt, rice, golden raisins, and butter — and, indeed, a recent toddler diner found it quite enticing.

Macrumors is reporting that Apple will announce this year's Back to School promotion tomorrows and the details are quite enticing.

Why? It's quite simple, really, the Elegance, as it's dubbed, is a wee lil phone with a bundle of features that make it quite enticing.

Flipping and rotating Yogas have shown up over the last couple of years, but they never quite enticed.

Maybe the children of the future won't be quite as enticed by the stories of how their parents met as we once were, but that's a small sacrifice.

A pile of violet-tinged freshly picked beauties with their silvery leaves is quite an enticing sight.

Ferrari, a source told BBC Sport, tried quite hard to entice Daniel Ricciardo to join them earlier this year, but the Australian is under a long-term contract with Red Bull which team principal Christian Horner jokes is "about 10 years long".

This year's inaugural weekend kicked off on Friday with Detroit Swindle and Gui Boratto, but Saturday's Dirtybird charged lineup enticed quite a few more heavily layered fans to the Old Port.