Sentence examples for seductive sense from inspiring English sources

Standing, or still better lying, underneath Tuttle's construction, you get a seductive sense of light and freedom.

There is an "illusion of validity" for any random data point, a seductive sense that is colored by what we hope will be true.

Mr. Rucci continues to bring more femininity to his clothes, a result of being exposed to different types of women, and also a seductive sense of play.

The physicist Freeman Dyson, who knew the major players on the Manhattan Project, has described in vivid terms the fatal attraction of the bomb, the seductive sense it gave its makers of the infinite powers at their command.

As dazzling as today's digital effects can be (and Mr. Burton's Cheshire Cat is sure to be memorable), we remain all too aware of how they are accomplished (computers!) for them to possess the seductive sense of mystification that Menzies and McLeod achieve here, using practical techniques derived from Victorian stage magic.

There's a truth in that, a persuasive and seductive sense of appeal to the idea that one can slip into the silent night and be born again, away from prying eyes, under the lights of street lamps and mirror balls.

But I had a seductive and civilised sense of stepping back in time.

These motifs, along with an irresistible tenderness and an equally seductive, pitch-perfect sense of craft, gave him all the style he needed.

Her voice is a seductive Slavic purr; you sense she might be a Marlene Dietrich fan.

Watching people thwacking the drums with glints in their eyes, you could sense the seductive allure of "Interactions".

The rhythms are clean, repetitive in the marching-band sense and seductive but acceptable, probably, even to the most mannered listener.