Sentence examples for recent allure from inspiring English sources

But the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the more recent allure of new apartments led to the abandonment of these high-maintenance mud mansions.

But we're guessing Seyfried will be a natural, seeing as she's so comfortable posing for the camera: The "Les Misérables" star recently told Page Six that she would've totally stripped down to the nude for a recent Allure shoot (if only her publicist had let her).

Recent issues of Vogue, Allure and W highlighted similar looks: sunnily updated, hypercolorized pinup shots that are the fashion equivalent of comfort food.

There's a primal thrill in hearing Fleming's soprano — still secure and plush, despite the stylistic mannerisms of recent years — retain its allure across a distance of a hundred and fifty feet.

Banks with significant consumer-oriented operations have increased allure in recent years as more and more bank customers have turned to them as a safe place to park money, despite low interest rates, because of fear of market declines.

One major problem is that the core business operation of the incubators -- launching their portfolio companies into the public markets -- has lost much of its allure in recent months, as offerings have been postponed or canceled and as first-day gains have shrunk considerably.

Stunning is just one way to describe Demi Lovato's recent photo shoot with Allure magazine.

They are fanciful renditions of Brazilian favelas, or shantytowns, which in recent years have acquired a chic allure, even if most people associate them with pop-culture portrayals of violence and drugs.

Deep in the Somerset countryside Mulberry is working hard to rekindle the popularity of a fashion brand whose allure has suffered in recent years, ever since it made a reckless leap upmarket.

But if a recent anti-aging survey done by Allure is to be believed, this might all change with Millennials, who seem to be a more judgmental bunch when it comes to cosmetic procedures.

For example, a recent Fixes post, "For Teenage Smokers, Removing the Allure of the Pack," begins with a compelling statistic: only 1 in 10 smokers picks up the habit after age 18.