Examples of 'its allure' in a sentence
Meaning of "its allure"
its allure: This phrase describes the captivating or appealing quality of something that attracts or entices others. It signifies the charm or desirability of a particular thing that makes it attractive or interesting
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Yet its allure hid many dangers.
It had recovered its allure and beauty.
Management consulting is not losing its allure.
Part of its allure is its excessive luxuries.
Food seems to have lost its allure.
Part of its allure is that it is fleeting.
Gold has not lost its allure.
Its allure lies in its flawless mix of ethnicities with modernity.
It has outgrown its allure at this time.
The magazine lost much of its allure.
Blogging has lost its allure for me at the moment.
And the distance with its allure.
Its allure in part reflects its importance on the world stage.
Space had already lost its allure.
Its allure seduces you and remains within you forever.
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The academy has lost its allure.
See and experience its allure for yourself through its introduction movie.
The apple itself is mythical in its allure.
Adds to its allure.
The diamond investment market retains its allure.
What is the source of its allure and magnetism?
The waterfalls are an attraction that never loses its allure.
Gerchman 's city is noble and its allure is devoid of deliberate intent.
And then we give in again to its allure.
The mainland lost its allure for me a long time ago, detective.
This war has definitely lost its allure.
Indeed, its allure is occult.
But that has in no way diminished its allure.
The signs of its allure are everywhere, not just on Valentine 's Day.
Chocolate lost its allure.
Google has kept its allure alive with the users with the launch of 360 Suite recently.
City is losing its allure.
Even the most patient of warriors can not resist its allure.
Outdoors or in bright light, lingerie loses its allure and becomes indecent.
Our yearning for authenticity continues to spur the search for romantic love and its allure.
Phase during which the seed will take its allure adult plant.
The standard multiplex at the suburban mall may be losing its allure.
Feeling locked into a relationship that might lose its allure feels too scary.
It only intensifies the focus on the wrong thing and strengthens its allure.
Gentlemen, this game is losing its allure.
The watch has a sort of steampunk aesthetic that adds to its allure.
As soon as you restrict access to a place, its allure increases.
Across the centuries the high culture of the ancient Egyptians has retained its allure.
We must assume that, for certain powerful art lovers, its allure remains strong.
There have been periods of liberalisation since, but interventionism retains its allure.
Denim in China is quickly losing its allure.
You know what? Being cooped up with Professor Potter all night is losing its allure.
A desire for gold has led to atrocities large and small, yet its allure remains.
This powerful word 's relatively insignificant meaning, Whedon felt, added to its allure.
In a nutshell, Facebook lost its allure.
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Allure is located in a glamorous and affluent neighbourhood
I understand the allure it had for my father
