With its formal intricacies of music, magic and comedy, there's a masque-like quality to Shakespeare's late play that offers seductive possibilities for choreographers.
Newly separated (a Canadian, he had married partly for a green card), he now savors the seductive possibilities of being a horn-rimmed divorcé.
Given the seductive possibilities now embedded in our world, only strong legal protections would prevent the government from feeling increasingly free to intrude on our lives.
Underwood's images offer an unsettling slant on idyllic landscape photography, visualizing the dangers of the natural world as a seductive, even beautiful possibility.
In Magic in the Moonlight, Stanley wonders, dumbstruck, about the seductive or dangerous possibilities of something he anachronistically calls "magical thinking", but Allen has long ago proved himself a master of this kind of thinking with his inspired fantasies: the prerogative of both fiction and comedy.
That attitude was reinforced at prestigious university campuses, where largely middle- and upper-class students were exposed to a glamorous, seductive vision of the possibilities of revolution, in which the mystique of a Che Guevara merged admiration for past heroes like Simón Bolívar and Emiliano Zapata.
Like many who have become hooked on the game, Falafel found the omnipresent possibility of winning seductive.
Guile is more seductive because it offers the possibility of cleverness defeating brute power.A few hundred years after Homer's "Iliad", Sun Tzu, a Chinese general, was writing "The Art of War", a book that celebrates cunning by arguing that the way to win is by always doing the opposite of what your opponent expects.
The technological possibilities of the virtual organization are seductive.
The orchestra, he says, "is still my instrument - the possibilities of the colours are so seductive, because you can do everything with them".
