Sentence examples for seductive case from inspiring English sources

"I think that's an enormously seductive case; it isn't the case the Greeks are putting to us".

Brue's depiction of herself as a bumbling innocent abroad isn't entirely believable, but her approach to other cultures is refreshingly humble, and her devotion to the pleasures of bathing with strangers makes a seductive case for "skinship," in which, naked together in the same water, "you do away with all the normal social barriers in life".

These unattractive attributes are, in her case, seductive.

At this point the trial suddenly turned on its head the perfect heterosexual narrative which accounts for so much of the seductive pull of this case.

Like the latter show, it features a strong, charismatic African American female lead, in this case a seductive law professor played by Oscar nominee Viola Davis.

A seductive alternative In some cases, the rebel army provides children with what they see as an exciting opportunity and much-needed financial support for their families here in poverty-stricken and insecure Vakaga province.

This is a seductive idea, but in the case of "Soul Plane" it is also a regressive one.

"Grass" is a huge step forward in cool and confidence for Mr. Mann, who makes his case here with seductive, fun Pop Art graphics and very smart use of music and clips: Cab Calloway and other jazz hipsters are among those seen extolling the virtues of marijuana, though Rick James, whose "Busting Out" is heard on the soundtrack, probably isn't exactly the best choice for a pro-pot poster child.

To imagine that leaders of the past were simply larger souls than those of our time is usually just a seductive fantasy, but in Roosevelt's case it's probably true.

Likewise, the white paper's language about entrepreneurs as "drivers of change" sounds less seductive in the context of the Southern Cross case.

As is often the case, historic preservation here feels like a seductive oxymoron.