Quotes About Allure

For a city to be beautiful, it must have a mysterious air!

Any improvement to the nutritional profile of a product can in no way diminish its allure, and this has led to one of the industry's most devious moves: lowering one bad boy ingredient like fat while quietly adding more sugar to keep people hooked.

She exuded a raw, animal magnetism that left boys like me tongue-tied, and made men ignore their wives and crowd up close.

Most distracting of all, though, was not the threat of danger but the allure of beauty.

Attract, Comfort, and Seduce.

As beautiful and dangerous and lonely as you

She'd never realized how erotic it was to watch a man dress until this precise moment.

I happen to find this particular small, smart, sexy package very, very attractive.

Attraction is not an option.

May we all be so fortunate to understand the grace of nature, and to have a profound respect for its allure and natural offerings. For in nature, beauty resides infinitely, and is worthy of being untouched with certain indebtedness.

The curve of her cheek, the top of her shoulder where her shift had slipped, had the bloom and sheen of just-risen cream ready to be licked.

Justin Michaels! He's sort of adorable. And hunky. And mysterious, in a hunky, adorable kind of way.

You are horror and beauty in rare combination. In a very real way, you've captured us, and we can't escape.

All charming people, I fancy, are spoiled. It is the secret of their attraction.

People found it haunting, enthralling, enchanting. Perhaps that's why it eventually became known as the

Now that I've seen her, I can't stop seeing her.

Half the men in the room were drawn to her as flies to a ripe apricot.

Watching her stroll thourgh the crowd was like watching the wind move across the surface of a pond. Except instead of casting ripples on the water, the heads of young men turned to watch her as she passed.

Watching her stroll through the crowd was like watching the wind move across the surface of a pond. Except instead of casting ripples on the water, the heads of young men turned to watch her as she passed.

The trouble is, she is unlike anyone I have ever known. There was something intangible about her. Something compelling, like heat from a fire. She had a grace, a spark -

Finally, say that she was beautiful. That is all that can be well said. That she was beautiful, through to her bones, despite any flaw or fault.

She had a face so charming that visitors of all ages and both sexes would stand stockstill at the sight of her, unable to pull their eyes away, practically licking that face with their eyes, the way tongues work at ice cream, with that typically stupid, single--minded expression on their faces that goes with concentrated licking

They were both beautiful and interesting, full of deep water, as the Kips would say. And

Beauty is the greatest seducer of man.