Sentence examples similar to seductive risks from inspiring English sources
The seductive risk of a tontine is one of its defining features — a feature that may sorely be needed today, for entirely different reasons.
The seductive danger of athleisure.
Just like the intimate just between us (entre nous) phrase and the succulent rib-eye (entre' cote), the image of the entrepreneur is seductive, mysterious: the Risk taker.
Why should I risk it?" To which the seductive answer comes: Because with this new drug it isn't a risk; you're ahead of the game in both senses.
But rather than being turned off, de Villiers found that blend of risk and cold calculation seductive.
Yet, seductive though such a solution may be, it has a risk intrinsic to all seductions: the risk of disease.
Killing by remote control is seductive, because it does not put American forces at risk (except, as has happened, by faulty targeting).
When it came to both sex and politics he was a master of intrigue, exhibited outstanding seductive qualities and got a kick out of his risk-taking.
She was totally seductive.
