Sentence examples for seductive places from inspiring English sources

Mr King has found a winning formula for depicting the micro- and macro-history of one of the world's most seductive places.

The Barn is a seductive place.

Often, I thought it was creepy to feel this fear in such a seductive place.

The dark booth-stuffed arcade was, by tradition, a forbidding, seductive place.

If there is a more visually seductive place to fish, I have never seen it.

Its outward regard is what has always made it a seductive place and an occasionally dangerous one.

This small, seductive place, owned by David Seboek, a Hungarian-American and a former New Yorker, will surely influence Budapest restaurants for years to come.

His tigers and lions are irresistible not for their terror, and certainly not for their verisimilitude, but, rather, for the very strange and oddly seductive place they inhabited: Rousseau's suburban hot-house imagination.

It is hard to imagine a more seductive place to conduct research: a creek bubbling by right behind the cabins, immense sycamores and cottonwoods spreading shade over rolling meadows, and Yosemite-caliber views up the canyon's throat.

But the India we see onscreen is a lush, seductive place — haunted, as D'Souza explains, by colonial dreams: When I was a kid, I would sit on the floor of my house in Mumbai, and I would read about the great nations, the great empires: the Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire, the British Empire, they all came and they all went.

Half seat of power, with all the attendant trappings (impressive monuments, world-class museums, plenty of landmarks), half a quirky, seductive place with its own particular charms, many of which are distinctly Southern (grits with breakfast, crab cakes of every shape and description).