Voorbeelden van allure

• He began a playful description, - long, but never tedious; alluring, yet without enthusiasm - a dreamy suggestion of refined delights and luxuries.

• Some of them are rather mundane rearrangements or software modifications with no allure for the mathematician.

• Clearly this instrumental passage conveys the alluring vagrancy captured in the poetic image of the wild seed on the wind.

• 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.

• On the lighter side, however, the allure of academic activism can also compromise and threaten our scholarly work if we are not vigilant.

• Second, by engaging the public health official primarily, bioethicists stand to lose some of the "excitement" and "allure" of traditional, clinical bioethics.

• 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.

• For the allure of psychology is that the ethical pathway for authority is also an ethical pathway for the self.

• The allure of living abroad was also resisted.

• But the reality of war - the deprivation experienced by the combatants and the death of comrades - tempers the original allure of adventure.

• In summary, flexible employment is an alluring concept, not least as a counter to the ageing of the population.

• Posters plastered on walls across the country offered alluring depictions of how planned government and technology were building the nation.