blandishment

And, these days, there is no answer to that blandishment.

This time, he did not resist their blandishments about work.

"Nor is he the kind to be won by a woman's blandishments."

How sensible she had been not to give way to any of his blandishments.

He couldn't have held out against her blandishments much longer.

Nor can we continue to fall for the blandishments of the advertising industry.

But people with wine experience usually are wary of such blandishments.

The government's response has been a mix of blandishments and threats.

The corporate life and the blandishments of big business never appealed to him much.

He must have had to resist actively his parents' blandishments.

The comforting blandishments that often come with celebrity are well known.

Those who oppose the bill must resist the administration's blandishments and hold their ground.

Does she think the blandishments of love will turn us simpleminded?

Or a woman withstanding the blandishments of a man who wanted her.

However, most of the court was proof against their blandishments."

But he soon learned that such bribes and blandishments would not help his case.

And all the while it tried its blandishments on Katherine but seemed to get nowhere with her.

Nevertheless, after a time, I succumbed to my daughter's blandishments.

If he'd gone after it himself, that would have left us free to work on Joey with threats and blandishments.

Offered small blandishments by the detective, he said, "The art of negotiation is good."

All that seemed terribly in tangible to him now, blandishments offered to a child.

How did they resist the blandishments of the church?

Picture-postcard theater, for all its blandishments, is not something to write home about.

But private investors proved highly resistant to such blandishments for a long time.

So he steeled himself and resisted her blandishments of whatever nature.