Sentence examples for seductive speech from inspiring English sources
Where Donald makes piggish insults, Ivanka shrugs: "Oh, Dad!" In last night's seductive speech, with her corporate-P.R.-wiz delivery, she offered the same anodyne generalizations that her siblings and stepmother made in their speeches.
Indra perceives her wish and comes in Gautama's disguise, but is revealed by his seductive speech.
Phaedrus has just heard Lysias deliver the most seductive speech a lad could hear: a gaudily counter-intuitive paean on the rectitude of granting one's sexual favors not to someone who loves you but rather to someone who does not.
Best of all for those of us who admire the political craft was the speech's seductive nature and careful ambiguity.
But his feelings for the postwar period are palpable in his seductive descriptions of New York nightscapes and in the free-and-easy speech patterns of characters long gone but too vivid to be forgotten.
He was a president who typed (and edited) his own speeches; a lover whose heartfelt letters were powerfully seductive.
Obama's compelling speech on Thursday was his way of saying he didn't want the seductive but morally dicey drone program he inherited from W. to define his own presidency.
Alas, the book's leading man is a typical Huxley hero: effortlessly knowledgeable and seductive, he tires of all that and retreats to a hilltop to make long speeches about his quest for a higher form of being.
These errors about life expectancy in retirement are so seductive that I have seen them not only in politics but in economics, in sociology, and even in a speech by an Ivy League president.
She was totally seductive.
