beguiling造句

This is the beguiling paradox of seeds.

Each of these has, or had, beguiling attractions, but vast costs.

Extraordinarily gentle cherry creme extracts favor this mild mixture with beguiling taste and flavor.

Terry cuts a beguiling figure, with his attractive smile and alligator-skin cowboy boots.

"I may be a thief and a liar," he says in beguiling Italian-accented French.

Familiar conventional approaches can be quite a money sponge since they are ineffective, expensive and financially beguiling.

Sure enough, Mr Zuma was at his beguiling best during the football World Cup, a festival that passed off even better than most had dared hope.

All those people, all that money sloshing back and forth, and, perhaps most beguiling, all that growth: it is enough to make a banker swoon.

ONE of the beguiling paradoxes of American politics is that a night of triumphs for the most conservative Republicans can breathe fresh hope into the hearts of demoralised Democrats.

The timing of the leadership race—to be run as the coalition begins to impose cuts, and details more in next month's budget—may make that sort of politics seem more beguiling.

But equally beguiling is Luang Prabang, now a Unesco World Heritage Site, a pinch-yourself perfect time capsule of a French colonial town, caught in a fork between the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers.