Sentence examples for seductive notion from inspiring English sources

She was inhabited now by an almost seductive notion, a constant low-lying temptation.

In turn, a seductive notion has begun circulating among the Western powers.

And like the autonomous (if controversial) free schools, it is a seductive notion.

Republican candidates are pounding on the wrong, but seductive, notion that the real problem is government spending — especially on the "others," the poor and minorities.

They are still captivated by the illogical but seductive notion that every country can emulate Germany's export-driven model without the decades of public investment and artificially low exchange rates that are crucial to Germany's success.

It's a seductive notion, and a group of well-heeled activists decided to take action, raising money to help defeat selected incumbent House members — of both parties — in competitive primary races.

One of the novel's most seductive notions is the idea of virginity of the soul, of the essential self reserved for one's true love.

It should be clear, she says, that the seductive postwar notion of generating equality through abundance didn't work.

That most seductive of notions, the dream that one enchanted evening can change the course of two lives, takes beguiling dramatic form in "Talley's Folly," the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Lanford Wilson that has been lovingly revived by the Roundabout Theater Company at the Laura Pels Theater.

It's preposterous, but an all too seductive and destructive notion.

The Eames responded with a seductive design combining traditional notions of comfort – expressed in buttoned leather upholstery – and sophisticated modern materials, engineering know-how and manufacturing skills.