| Full of delightfulness and delicateness, boldness and plain audacity, the album tantalizes all the senses. |
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| Visually, the film also tantalizes the senses, with nearly every scene offering a riot of color. |
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| The possibility of American arms deliveries still tantalizes some Ukrainians who expect the war to continue. |
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| Ultimately, the game tantalizes its players with what seems like a very American promise: that each of us can be the master of our own dungeon. |
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| The SWISSMEMORY s.beat MP3 Digital Audio Player or s.beat MP3, tantalizes all of the senses, but most of all the eyes and the ears. |
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| Choreographed by former RWB dancer and Clifford E. Lee Choreography Award winner Shawn Hounsell, Wonderland is set to an inventive electro-acoustic soundscape and tantalizes the audience with unexpected visual treats! |
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| He tantalizes the boy by looking away for a space and looking back. |
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| The dry down tantalizes with cashmere accord, sea moss, Australian sandalwood, amber and tonka bean. |
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| An uncharacteristic portrait of Picasso, which Modigliani made in 1915, tantalizes with an odd mixture of defensive hysteria and experimental verve. |
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| The gaming media is largely made up of obsessive enthusiasts, and the carefully planned release of information tantalizes them with the promise of insider knowledge. |
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