| Precisely defined yet enticingly elusive, prime numbers occupy a central place in number theory. |
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| This enticingly light, creamy, espresso soaked, chocolate-topped dessert will keep you up all night. |
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| A roasted pear stuffed with blue cheese and splashed with a port-wine-laced vinaigrette produces an enticingly light beignet. |
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| Two of the best appetizers, a seafood salad and a tuna tartare, are enticingly seasoned with sesame seeds and sriracha. |
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| The sparkling emerald glittered enticingly from its cushion, the thin gold band smooth. |
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| The male koel, foppishly clad in silky black, flutters enticingly close to a crow's nest, causing anxiety and outrage among the crows. |
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| I have potted them on and they are now an enticingly willowy six inches tall. |
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| Finger-sized pieces of rhubarb sat enticingly in a shortbread-like pastry case, with a sprinkling of almond crumble on top. |
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| Grapes have an enticingly sweet and fruity flavor with tender skins and melting flesh. |
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| Nothing distracts from the swell and shimmer of the sleek blue surface that slinks enticingly through the gloom and dourness of the city. |
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| Power is more enticingly lucrative, and Guineans resent their unchanging poverty. The saga has had repercussions elsewhere in Africa. |
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| The sin of taking out loans at enticingly low rates of interest automatically produces imbalances between monetary and real-economy performance. |
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| First, softly yet enticingly, he invites us to listen, almost monotonously setting the stage and barely even broaching his topic. |
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| The foggy ephemera slowly crystalised until another of Georgia's barrier islands lay enticingly before us. |
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| The book's beauty lies in its way of narration, a non-sequential way of narration with the words chosen enticingly. |
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| The other star of the show is Temple, who as the cracked belle Dottie manages to appear at once innocent and enticingly lewd. |
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| This too sounds enticingly simple: people who ignore others in an orchestra, who do not actively listen to each other, will fail. |
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| Applied between the closed eyelids with the aid of a little stick, natural kohl produces that enticingly mysterious look that no man can resist. |
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| And perhaps most enticingly, at least to employees I spoke with, the network would be staunchly nonpartisan. |
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| It goes beautifully with dark chocolate, making for an enticingly spicy version of hot cocoa. |
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| This enticingly light version of Silver Rain, designed to use after your bath or shower, gives a beautiful discreet shimmer to the skin and envelopes the body in a sheer cloud of fragrance. |
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| Nuclear energy is enticingly clean, so a raft of new reactors to replace the country's current stock was meant to be a central part of Britain's decarbonised energy supply. |
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| The distribution cost to the seller would also be driven enticingly lower. Given these mouth-watering speculations, it is not surprising that several experiments in digital delivery are already under way. |
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| Other necessities like deodorant can be purchased, as can the leopard-print robes, camisole and boxer shorts that hang enticingly in the wardrobe. |
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| The brooding Ledgard is compellingly established as both menacing maniac and tragic anti-hero, while Anaya's Vera is enticingly, affectingly opaque. |
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| The route would take us on a circuit of the Sierra's villages, and, more enticingly still, around the restaurants and bars hidden in their white-washed allies and small, tree-shaded squares. |
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| Made with actual 24-karat gold flakes that glitter enticingly in the glass, Gold Flakes Supreme is a guaranteed magnet for eyeballs at the swankest restaurant or nightclub. |
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