Sentence examples for seductive description from inspiring English sources

The exhilarating merit here is in the author's willingness to think, not merely to tell a story with a spot of seductive description along the way.

In Midnight in Sicily, not only does he offer a skilful analysis of the links between the Mafia and politicians and identifies an 'espresso line' - the coffee gets better and stronger the further south you go - but he also serves up the most seductive description of a market in literature.

Silver Heights Farm is an upstate nursery that sells seedlings with seductive descriptions like the one that sparked cantaloupe lust in Tonice: "Italians typically eat this with Parma ham.

But his feelings for the postwar period are palpable in his seductive descriptions of New York nightscapes and in the free-and-easy speech patterns of characters long gone but too vivid to be forgotten.

As Yeong-hye changes, the book's language shifts, too, with Deborah Smith's translation moving between the baffled irritation of Mr Cheong's first-person narration in part one, the measured prose of In-hye's world, the dense and bloody narrative of Yeong-hye's dreams, and seductive descriptions of living bodies painted with flowers, in states of transformation or wasting away.

Some of Tingle's descriptions of Tromp's seductive powers seem politically pointed.

No pornography is allowed, but teenagers can and do post seductive images with suggestive user names and self-descriptions.

His descriptions of the Cuban landscape are elegant and seductive, and he brings the village to life with sensory evocations of eagle feathers, linden tea, sickle bushes, coconut rind and maracas.

He was a master of love poetry; his frank descriptions of dalliance with his mistresses are considered so seductive that (as orthodox Puritanism claims) the Prophet Muhammad called him "the leader of poets on the way to Hell".

The textual descriptions of Rati present her as an enchantress; voluptuous and seductive.

Aspiring teachers (n = 108) learned about principles of writing effective feedback in a text-based lesson without a description of a classroom case (C control), with a classroom case that contained seductive details (SD group), or with a classroom case that did not contain seductive details (NSD group).