Sentence examples for seductive read from inspiring English sources

If I had to choose between hunkering down with my dog-eared copy of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" -- all 327 deliciously ironic pages, still a seductive read almost 200 years since its publication -- or attending the 3-hour-and-17-minute production at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, there is no doubt what my choice would be.

But that's exactly what makes it such a charming, seductive read for young people.

This may not be the music Webern would have wanted to be remembered for, but its appeal is immediate, and the quartet gave it a seductive reading that reveled in its Brahmsian heft.

Recordings by two of the other commissioners, Ursula Oppens and Charles Rosen, provide stiff competition: Oppens's take (her second, on the Cedille label) is dazzlingly, almost giddily Schumannesque, while Rosen's dangerously seductive reading (Etcetera), grounds the piece in the music of his and Carter's youth, the Second Viennese School and postwar jazz.

We've all coasted a bit – and coasting can be seductive to read about.

"You have to work twice as hard".It would be seductive to read into Mr Koné's story evidence of France's establishment opening up to outsiders.

David Mitchell also said: "Murakami's style is rarely less than seductive, and I read Kafka on the Shore in one non-stop feeding frenzy".

In order to encourage my wife to subscribe to this fantasy, I read seductive extracts from the Villa's literature, written in the bejeweled prose for which Italian hoteliers are famous.

Much like those volumes he could not yet read, the seductive appeal of these sculptures is, at least at first, almost entirely aesthetic.

And even though it's not (and I do know that it's not), the seductive power of reading the poem in this way comes as a real blow.

My hack is just one method for conquering the seductive draw of reading "just one more thing".