Sentence examples for strong allure from inspiring English sources

S.A.C. was another brand-name institution, a strong allure for someone like Martoma.

Suburban shops exert such a strong allure that it is hard to persuade retailers to open downtown.

For her latest collection, dubbed "aristocratic purism", creative director Frida Giannini, said she wanted to evoke "a strong allure with a clean, precise, defined aesthetic".

But it also has a strong allure, particularly for resource-rich countries like Romania that are struggling to develop impoverished communities that need jobs.

For young people in Russia, a country where Internet use is growing rapidly but where there is still a frustrating lack of jobs, hacking has become a subculture with a strong allure.

Wagner's vision of the "total work of art", in which all media played a part, had a strong allure for architects who were working out of a deep craft base to combine the talents of painters, ceramists, metalsmiths, joiners, mosaicists and glaziers.

In "Don't Give Me What I Want" (Modern Love, Oct. 16), Terry Tom Brown writes that playing hard to get can end up being the strongest allure.

"Idol Gives Back" would have given the politicians an opportunity to link themselves to the stronger allure of celebrities and their high-wattage charitable causes.

Sometimes, they steer clear of the candy bowl altogether, because they know how strong the allure is.

The losses from a poorer India go far beyond the country's borders; furthermore, the wealthier India becomes, the stronger the allure of democracy in the region.

Rather, ceremonial monuments were built to create a strong and permanent allure of ritual spaces and ceremonies associated with mortuary practice, inheritance rights, and emergent leaders.