Sentence examples for seductive whole from inspiring English sources

The plot hasn't changed any, but that's fine, as it remains a sometimes shocking, always compelling (quite literal) journey and seeing it play out with richer visuals just nails home the myriad subtleties that add up to a seductive whole.

The plot hasn't changed any, but that's fine, as it remains a sometimes shocking, always compelling (quite literal) journey – and seeing it play out with richer visuals just nails home the myriad subtleties that add up to a seductive whole.

Its seemingly disparate composers (Schubert, William David Brohn, Gavin Bryars and Busoni) make an organic whole, seductive and poetic.

"This only happens in movies," Charles thinks in italics, after a thug bursts into the room and spoils the story's whole seductive, Adrian Lyne-setup setup.

The idea of a unicorn – a company valued by venture capitalists at over a billion dollars – is so seductive that some whole industries use it as a benchmark without understanding its irony.

"Anarchism," for Chesterton, has the same resonance that "terrorism" has for English writers like Amis and Hitchens exactly a century later: it represents a kind of vengeful, all-devouring nihilism that is assumed to be pervasive and — this is the crucial thing — profoundly seductive, sweeping through whole classes, of intellectuals, or immigrants, or, especially, immigrant intellectuals.

The ads: When it comes to marketing chocolate, Britishers go in for the whole "seductive" thing more than the Americans.

Although she is justly admired for her recording with René Jacobs, her seductive acting adds a whole new dimension to her portrayal.

Apart from their pristine hair and make-up, the models looked as if they had just got out of their boyfriends' beds and imparted a seductive symmetry to the whole collection.

"There's nobody in the whole world more seductive than Calvin when he wants to be seductive," Stein says.

Moreover, the whole process is seductive, even addictive.