Sentence examples for seductive function from inspiring English sources
It's too bad, because it interrupts sequences of shots and plays down the Polaroid's seductive function.
She may be a bit rectangular, a bit sharp around the edges, even blingy in her way, what with glittering stainless steel bits and bobs, but there's a fine sense of purpose about her, a seductive synergy of form and function, and she's always ready to leap into action at the twist of a knob.
They function, in their seductive tactility, like cigarettes for kids who are still young enough to find smoking completely disgusting.
The "form begets function" design paradigm is seductive but perhaps over-simplistic in translation to pharmaceutical efficacy.
The Prelude to "Tristan" is an immensely seductive stretch of orchestral writing, but it functions as a shimmering backdrop to a drama that delivers shocks of contrast: for example, Isolde rasping, "Who dares to mock me?" as she enters.
Nevertheless, it might be claimed that the argument derives its apparent force from a seductive mistake about how English (and other languages) function.
As the role of engineering became ever more prestigious, a seductive idea arose: perhaps architectural excellence could be reduced to function.
Yet everything about these images functions both as physical, largely repugnant fact and as gorgeous, seductive optical event -- while conveying a ferociously comic sense of the human psyche literally turned inside out.
She was totally seductive.
