Sentence examples for real allure from inspiring English sources
"That had a real allure for me".
More to the point, these critics are missing the real allure of college sports.
In Mr. Ong's view, the real allure of the geisha has always been aesthetic, not erotic.
"Even while it was under construction, the building had a real allure," Mr. Winters said.
"There's a real allure to living in a house that's a celebrity home," Mr. Turner said, and he should know.
But the real allure of this "imperfectly perfect" style, to borrow Pat McGrath's words, is that it frees the wearer from the tyrannical perfection of dark lipstick.
His androgynous styling concentrates attention on the face, where the real sexual allure resides.
But it has what Mr. Morris recalls as "a real sort of allure, a certain tiny glamour".
We enjoy a fictional diary, it seems, for much the same reason we enjoy a real one: the allure is the promise of a portrait devoid of artifice (it's the warts-and-all element from which the comedy is so easily extracted).
And its allure, local real estate professionals say, is attracting more second-home buyers and causing prices to rise.
With the introduction two years later of the men's line, Allure Homme, "real men" became the stars.
