| Therefore, Sand's version of the opera seduction scene, featuring a mysterious Italian coquette, clearly informs d'Agoult's account. |
| Few image-makers have portrayed the texture and seduction of our overlit technological landscape with such scintillating imaginative power. |
| How important was the ability to practice the art of seduction for a modern spy? |
| The only time seduction doesn't involve warmth and feeling, says Greene, is when it is performed by a coquette. |
| It's the gloaming twilight of it, the soft seduction of lost hopes, the valiant wit, the heroic jig. |
| Seduction Cinema serves this dark tale of supernatural seduction on a silver platter. |
