Sentence examples for tremendous allure from inspiring English sources
IN the decades since it was banned, absinthe, a spirit flavored with anise and wormwood, has been inflated with tremendous allure.
It has all the tremendous muscular allure of a male nude by Michelangelo.
Daniel Ulbricht's Sigh has too much adrenaline and too little pathos; but Maria Kowroski's Door is her great role of the season, making the most of her dancing's tremendous scale and cool allure.
In his big paragraph of melody describing the prince's suffering, Mr. Fischer-Dieskau conveys tremendous compassion, emphasizing emotional detail rather than the allure of his own sound.
Whether it is life at the Villa or accounts of Maugham's travels, we very quickly sense the spirit of a place – Kuala Lumpur, Capri, Samoa or Los Angeles, South Carolina in the war or Mayfair in the 1920s – and their allure or tedium come off the page with tremendous colour and vividness.
He's a gifted storyteller, armed not only with tremendous imagination, but great generosity as well an empathetic impulse that finds the same allure and beating heart in the delicately seared salmon plates of Ratatouille as it does in the endlessly cool gadgetry of his Mission Impossible entry.
And despite their cinematic, sci-fi allure, Ilkka Halso's digitally confected pictures of a spiral roller coaster, a tremendous arcade and other structures built in the midst of wilderness landscapes are too formulaic.
