alluringly

Examples of alluring

alluring
However, their appeal may not be as universal, nor their promises as alluring, as they initially seem.
He began a playful description, - long, but never tedious; alluring, yet without enthusiasm - a dreamy suggestion of refined delights and luxuries.
But these performances received scant attention when set against the alluring array of non-musical events.
This alluring canon is followed by a short orchestral interlude.
This book is replete with alluring statements that leave the reader wishing for a more sustained exploration of the author's intriguing ideas.
Those glimpses of social history are alluring, especially when they go beyond details about housing and other infrastructure.
The assumption that decisions can be evaluated in relation to uncontentious abstract rules has proved alluring.
Wittingly or not, these studies have established an unwritten but alluring template for the study of policy reform.
In summary, flexible employment is an alluring concept, not least as a counter to the ageing of the population.
In situations of such complexity, for government officials with a political remit it is often alluring and convenient to extol the virtues of self-management.
Posters plastered on walls across the country offered alluring depictions of how planned government and technology were building the nation.
Adolescents are increasingly exposed to an alluring array of stimulating and arousing activities that are often accessible in their own bedrooms.
A belief in the wholesome transformation wrought by capitalism on the economic role of women has provided early-modern women's history with an alluring big picture.
As alluring as "stance" qua trope may be, it cannot obviously explain itself.
The most visually exciting and most alluring books were the "penny dreadfuls" and the yellowbacks.
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