Sentence examples for strange allure from inspiring English sources

They're also what gives her prose its strange allure.

Gomes's Arabian Nights exerts its own strange allure.

Absorb the strange allure of Brian Johnson's screechy vocals.

Bandwagon hopping has a strange allure, a next-big-thing appeal.

This trick is the strange allure of race walking, this city's favorite and best sport — particularly among women.

Without Bausch's eye for the unusual personalities that have given her work much of its strange allure?

The unsayable always has that strange cliff-edge allure, and quite a few comedians forage their material in no-go areas.

He said he told the actors, neither of whom is from the West (Mr. Reilly grew up in Chicago, Mr. Hoffman outside Rochester), about the desert's strange and eerie allure.

While the tens of thousands that headed out to the communes eventually came home, the sharing and free love proving more fraught than they had imagined, the ideals still have a powerful allure, as strange yet somehow comforting as the chorus of Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.

It is part of James's genius not to make Chad a mere spendthrift wanderer and not to make Madame de Vionnet, despite her allure, too exotic or strange.

"For King Arthur, for a poster, they gave me these strange droopy tits," she said in an interview with Allure magazine in 2012.