Sentence examples for sound alluring from inspiring English sources

Mr Tsipras's promises sound alluring to angry, impoverished Greek voters.Yet some left-wingers are suspicious.

In their marketing pushes, financial institutions make the loans sound alluring.

Despite a stylish performance, the impact was slight; still, if anyone could make the Habanera from Bizet's "Carmen" sung in Russian sound alluring, it was Ms. Cooke.

If adventure and Alpine scenery sound alluring, Austria's Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse offers an ideal mix of the two.

On paper, the promised pay still sounds alluring to the migrant workers.

Fulfilling our quota as dutiful tourists, we go Christmas shopping in the Bon Marché, a shop where even an " aspirateur " for 699 francs sounds alluring and the food department makes you think that Fortnum and Mason (let alone Sainsbury's) had better try harder.

The idea sounds alluring on the surface, but the problem is that, usually, companies trading at what appear to be unbelievably low levels are doing so for a reason: They have the kind of problems and holes in their businesses that make it highly unlikely they'll bounce back any time soon, if ever.

While we attempt to distract children from the death at the center of Easter by handing them life in the form of painted eggs and jelly beans, Carroll took a braver course: he handed children their own deaths in prose, and made it sound as alluring as life.

All of them sounded alluring, but one of the names tugged insistently at my imagination.

— The promise sounded alluring and simple: if enough parents signed a petition, their children's struggling school would be shut down and replaced with a charter school.

We didn't try it, but it sounds alluring: $50 for valet parking, a three-course meal, and buses and ferries to and from the theater district.