Sentence examples for that entice from inspiring English sources
Some observers, however, doubt that American executives grasp the nuances that entice Indian audiences.
"The type that entice you to curl up and go to sleep".
Arrogance and righteousness are nondenominational vices that entice the churched and unchurched alike.
In the new era, only strategies that entice parental choice, rather than control it, can clearly pass constitutional muster.
Ms. Cunnick's "Rocca" and "Aspetta" concentrate on muted but vibrating tones and spatial divisions that entice shifting optical sensations.
In fact, it is the notion of a "forbidden fruit" and prohibition-created profits that entice both young users and dealers.
The title isn't all that enticing.
"The sales are enticing, but not that enticing," he said.
What was it that enticed me with such power?
It was this stable of assets that enticed Suntory to offer Beam sixteen billion dollars.
What is it about Magritte, anyway, that entices artists to play curator?
