Sentence examples for seduce of from inspiring English sources

Del Toro's ex-con runs over a father and his two little girls; the dead man's heart gets transplanted into the body of an expiring mathematics professor (Sean Penn); and the professor decides to seduce, of all people, the victim's widow.

"It's hard to accuse the girls they seduced of being sluts, or greedy," he added.

"It's their principle preoccupation: [this journey time] was a way of seducing, of growing up, getting a boyfriend or girlfriend," she says.

According to Mr. Joffrin, the media are continually caught between their constitutional role to keep society informed and the seducing of readers.

There's a sense of being seduced, of illusion, of living a dream life of false consciousness, where everything has become nothing but pleasure and entertainment It's a difficult place to leave.

Intellectuals admired (or feared) him for his ability to seduce millions of voters who knew nothing of Kant or Heidegger.

In fact, he has none of the outward plumage that allowed Messier to seduce much of France before he almost swaggered Vivendi into oblivion.

Early on, Mr. Vandross discussed his plans to seduce one of the singers.

Mr. McCain, thinking that he can seduce supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton, says: "You want a woman on the ticket?

Ms. Miller is technically impressive, but didn't seduce many of the voters interviewed, while Ms. Osnes provides high points in a show that lacks them.

A notorious womanizer, Brando bragged of having seduced hundreds of women.