Sentence examples for what was seductive from inspiring English sources

KELEFA SANNEH: Well, part of what was seductive about "The Secret" was Byrne's humility: she portrayed herself as a seeker, not a teacher; a reader, not a writer.

What was seductive rhetoric is now racial and economic realism.

What is seductive here is that it is the actor as us - not them.

What is so seductive about Krymov is his Shakespearean ability to blend high and low art.

But what is really seductive about the room is its evocation of a life well lived.

But what is really seductive is the idea that The Fountainhead's villain-in-chief is an architecture critic.

The dialogue shows what is so seductive about mathematics, that each step follows inevitably from the previous step, in a way that makes it absolutely beyond doubt or error.

"What's most seductive and challenging is that we say that the work must equally engage a child and an adult," said Robert L. Sain, director of Lacma Lab, which oversees the gallery.

A compelling story line may distract, contain irrelevancies, or proliferate in what is termed seductive details (Garner, Gillingham, & White, 1989; Mayer, Griffith, Jurkowitz, & Rothman, 2008).

"These kinds of paintings create an untouchable reality, something that can not be reached because it is just paint, that is what is so seductive: desire and lack always go together".

During the middle ages, this mark of shame, denuding a woman of what was supposed to be her most seductive feature, was commonly a punishment for adultery.