alluring

They know a thing or two, and knowledge is always alluring.

It's especially alluring in the early hours of the morning.

"Some of them said that even just my eyes were too alluring."

"Had she not been so alluring, who knows whether history would have taken a different road."

But in the art world, three events seem particularly alluring.

But even programs alluring on paper can fall a bit short in reality.

Three more alluring women would be hard to find in all of European art.

The scene, however, was more alluring than the food in those days.

But the Garden is expected to be alluring to other companies.

She was even more alluring now than earlier, on the plane.

Yet he'd never seemed stronger, more alluring than he was now.

But the sight of one's own name is so alluring.

Still, what may be most alluring is the chance to relax.

There has always been something alluring about what is half revealed.

She was positively alluring in the last of the light.

I was rewarded with a very alluring voice on the other end.

In their time, they were charismatic and alluring people as well.

The effect was so alluring he almost forgot to take in the rest of her.

Those brown eyes he'd found so alluring a moment ago snapped to his.

He looked up at the sound of an unfamiliar voice, low and alluring.

He had once found them both alluring, odd as that seemed to him now.

He doesn't need to make security more alluring to us.

To be sure, even now it is an alluring country with a gentle people.

This may sound alluring, but that is not necessarily the case.

But she's even more alluring when she does the deed for real.