irresistible造句

The raging trend of reforms is irresistible.

Only human force is irresistible, it can be called love.

There is no doubt that other people find these doughnuts irresistible.

A civilisation that has the technology to make baby universes would surely find the temptation irresistible.

At least, it should: denunciation for its own sake sometimes proves irresistible.

"The Potter franchise is just irresistible to moviegoers," said Paul, President of box-office tracker Exhibitor Relations.

When it's a DSLR, of course. Digital Studio looks at the irresistible rise of DSLR film making.

The fledgling radio network NBC's 1931 offer of $ US 120,000 (RMB 972,000) for a season of live broadcasts was irresistible.

The skill of such street chefs, and the aroma of their creations, proves irresistible to many passersby.

Whatever answer he mumbled, I knew the truth: he had succumbed to the lure irresistible to most reporters, to put himself where the action was.

Part of the reason has been simply that so many of them offer such a magical experience, presenting irresistible, versions of timeless stories, beautifully realised.

"Crazy Heart" may not have the singularity of an instant classic, but it has the warmth and the irresistible appeal of traditional filmmaking at a high level.

If a default is really possible, won't the man in the Oval Office have to blink first-and isn't it just irresistible to inflict this humiliation on him?

It was known that he always slept with his movie co-stars at least once. His boyish charm was irresistible to them, as their beauty was to him.

Sir, my behaviour both in and out of work has been irreproachable, apart only from the fact that I have found the odd glass or two of gin and tonic irresistible.

When the claim checks outstanding grow sufficiently numerous and when the issuing party can unilaterally determine their purchasing power, the pressure on the issuer to dilute their value by inflating the currency becomes almost irresistible.

She seized his hands with vivacity, and raising them to her face with an irresistible movement, she pressed them against her neck beneath her chin, which is a gesture of profound tenderness.

You may say the wisest thing you can, old man — you who have lived seventy years, not without honor of a kind — I hear an irresistible voice which invites me away from all that.