Sentence examples for was enticing to from inspiring English sources

In pristine condition, "200 One Dollar Bills" was enticing to any Pop Art collector.

It was enticing to be able to carve out a reputation for myself.

He said while it was enticing to swim in areas off the Queensland coast, it could also be quite dangerous.

"I think what was enticing to him was coming to Washington and getting into the middle of the whole political arena," Mr. Kershaw said.

THE advertising message in a national magazine was enticing to millions of women: take Cellasene, "a safe, natural, clinically-studied herbal supplement" and watch the cellulite melt away.

For example, the presence of New York's fashion industry was enticing to Olga Vidisheva, the founder of Shoptiques, an e-commerce site that offers goods from boutiques.

But exactly because the citrus-scented valley between Kfar Saba and Qalqilya was off limits to us, it was enticing to me one Saturday afternoon that fall.

When Mr. Hanson quotes a phrenologist who evaluated Judd, deeming him "a voluptuary, greedily drawing honey from the deep-throated calyx of illicit joy," it's easy to see how the language of the era was enticing to Mr. Hansen in its own right.

This reboot depended entirely on whether the mere idea of a Hellboy film was enticing to general moviegoers or at least being so good that it appealed to folks who didn't care about the IP.

"Oh, that ever I was enticed to bring us here, onto this floating sepulchre".

But, she said, she was enticed to be part of the story rather than one who covers it.