Quotes About Allure

She wants to jig and amble, she wants to lisp, she wants to suck the last slurp of essence out of his almost-voided cranium. Avaunt, wanton!

How could a person be caught that way, in an instant, by a glance, the lift of an eyebrow, the curve of an arm? But he was.

You're a heartless creature but that's part of your charm. Though you've got more charm than the law allows.

starred with bristly black lashes and slightly tilted at the ends.

Some mysteries are simply irresistible," she said. "They have components that alter a life.

Something happens to your senses when you look on Louis. Behold Louis...

What engraved itself into my consciousness was his face-square and taut, the eyes very big and the well-shaped mouth voluptuous, and the jaw somewhat hard, the whole more truly well proportioned and appealing than he could ever have claimed.

She was too distracted by the alluring creature standing before her table, with his cordial blue eyes.

No hay nada en este mundo que no posea cierta fascinación.

Why hadn't I realized that I was bringing into her presence one of the most alluring beings I've ever know?

He probably couldn't turn off his sexiness without medical intervention.' (Abbie)

To look at him was to want him. To see him was to ache to touch him. He had been built to please, and trained to pleasure.

If I can muster up any allure in my life, at this stage, I wouldn't mind doing that.

when I met you, you were so beautiful, the air around you vibrated with color ...

He had that nameless charm, with a strong magnetism which can only be called "it."

She looked like green rhubarb juice, and he had the expression of 'Damn!' all over him.

His breath smelled faintly of blood, as from a bitten cheek. His handshake was quite firm, masculine, but not so the delicate squeeze before he disengaged. Meant to be shocking-or alluring-but Sebastien was too old to be shocked and he had already been allured. After a fashion.

Her tongue tasted the air and she smiled from fathomless eyes.

Attraction is composed of desire and danger.

Power draws you in; it's something we can gravitate toward.

Beauty is the greatest seducer of man.

Little children love bright, shiny things - and in my experience, most grown-up women aren't very different!

But the beauty of the woods, the incredible joy of it is too alluring to be ignored, and I could not stand to be away from it--indeed, still can't--and so I ran dogs simply to run dogs; to be in and part of the forest, the woods

unless you have seen a woman who affected you as Hetty affected her beholders, for otherwise, though you might conjure up the image of a lovely woman, she would not in the least resemble that distracting kittenlike maiden.