Use of seduce in Sentences. 28 Examples
The examples include seduce at the start of sentence, seduce at the end of sentence and seduce in the middle of sentence
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seduce in the middle of sentence
- Are you trying to seduce me?
- She has set out to seduce Stephen.
- She had tried to seduce even Gareth.
- He's trying to seduce his secretary.
- Its vulgar images seduce many people.
- You tried to seduce me, but it didn't work.
- Lydia and Wickham: Wickham tried to seduce Miss.
- He accused Paul of trying to seduce his daughter.
- He wondered if she would indeed try to seduce him.
- Clever advertising would seduce more people into smoking.
- I've tried every trick in the book to seduce him and still no luck!
- Leaders are people who can seduce other people into sharing their dream.
- In Greek mythology, the god Zeus took the form of a swan to seduce Leda.
- Two years later Herr K. again tried to seduce her as they took a stroll around a lake.
- After all he was doing for her, she had virtually accused him of trying to seduce her.
- The other becomes a witch, an evil enchantress, with amazing powers to seduce the innocent.
- Why did you, a fifty-six-year-old professor, seduce a student barely past the age of consent?
- I knew perfectly well when I allowed Karen Parsons to seduce me that I was not acting rightly.
- Though the dissolve has become part of film punctuation it can still shock or seduce the viewer.
- Her prose has always relied on a certain musicality and lyricism to seduce and keep us spellbound.
- I went to open the window as though to hope some breeze might seduce her forth, and dropped my hand.
- TV advertisements seduce people into buying a particular kind of chocolate bar, washing powder or car.
- How did a woman cope with a married managing director who tried to seduce her whenever he found her alone?
- Thus she thinks that there is a close correlation between the men she can seduce and the men she might marry.
- According to them, a nightingale does not sing to inform potential mates about himself; he sings to seduce them.
- As in other bowerbirds, the male builds an elaborate bower of twigs and ferns and therein tries to seduce females.
- He even intimated that they had tried to corrupt him by sending female temptresses to seduce him in his Cambridge rooms.
- Wilson makes a memorable cameo appearance showing some serious cleavage as a cocktail waitress who attempts to seduce Guy.
