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Entice in sentence

51 examples of Entice in a sentence

The algorithm has figured out that if you can entice people into thinking that you can show them something more hardcore, they're more likely to stay on the site watching video after video going down that rabbit hole while Google serves them ads.
It puts the order in the way that the algorithm thinks will entice you to stay on the site longer.
And if we really want to get out of this economic mess, if we really want high performance on those definitional tasks of the 21st century, the solution is not to do more of the wrong things, to entice people with a sweeter carrot, or threaten them with a sharper stick.
They can't be, as the film I just saw was beautiful, but there was no passion and as for the fruit, this is all hogwash meant to entice the potential viewer to see this movie.
So, to get her to come along with him on a romantic getaway, he comes up with a scheme that perhaps will impress her and entice her to spend some time with him.
They reminded me, this time, to the Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray of "Remember The Night" I'm writing this comment now to entice you to visit or revisit this Jonathan Demme gem.
To sum this story up in a few sentences: A teenage girl (Amy) uses her hot body and "supposed" virginity to entice a young troubled guy (Matt) with a potential football scholarship to provide her a "Full Ride" out of town.
In this day and age where people around the world are consuming culture and fetishizing it, this film does not try to entice us as 'Turkish', nor does it try to communicate it as a 'harsh reality', or 'that's how Turkey/Istanbul IS'.
But if you really want to show the world you care about us poor souls who believe in Jesus then entice us with your worth, not your beating off the drums.
Movies like Breakdown and The Missing, that send a chill down your spine, making you think "holy crap, that could happen to me", and visually entice you, are up there with some of my favorite aspects in a movie.
This also instills a very unreliable love story into the mix between Ned (Ledger) and Julia Cook (Watts) to entice all the romantics, females being especially susceptible.
The highly-sexed, crazy housekeeper, Mrs Frick (played so perfectly by the delightful Beverly Leech) who took every opportunity to entice men into her private room.
From the TV trailers this promised to be an exciting story of the deceitful nature of advertisers who manipulate and lie so as to entice us, the unsuspecting general public towards the products.
Kids, you will neither find anything amusing in the movie, as the actors are not funny enough to entice any one of any age.
However, it is not motivated by any political agenda to entice social reform.
The manager of the theater was aware of the unintended humor we found in it and when our whole group got up to leave at once, he offered us all free passes to a future movie to entice us to return to his theater.
In fact, this feels like the "bonus features" pointlessly added to "new editions" just to entice me to buy the latest "collectable" version of a movie.
Contrary to turning off Paul, this rejection seems to entice him.
In other words, Hollande will try to entice other European leaders with a vision for a world that no longer exists.
One possibility is that the AKP will attempt to entice the HDP into a ruling coalition.
And what we discovered is that the best way to entice young people back to the farm is by improving access to and engagement with emerging technologies.
The shock of ethnic wars contributed to the idea of using enlargement as a carrot to entice stragglers toward reform.
But he will also need to entice the West into becoming more pro-active and the US in particular into re-establishing its role as a constructive rather than destructive force in human rights affairs.
At the same time, it has not preserved its ability to entice customers with promises of safe, sophisticated money management.
Efforts to entice investors under “business as usual” conditions, which provide only modest incentives to pursue projects that strengthen economic sustainability, are no longer tenable.
This gesture, together with the free publication of an opposition newspaper, is precisely the kind of move that will entice EU interest in an enhanced relationship.
Then they entice doctors with inducements and giveaways – including trips, toys, fishing hats, and, in one case, a music CD called “Get in the Swing with OxyContin” (one of the most popular opioids) – to prescribe them.
By combining staunch military resistance to rebellion with a political program designed to entice rebels back to normal life, the Uribe government has demonstrated that insurgencies can be curtailed.
And if Britain wants to entice multinationals as a springboard to the European market, it will have to conform to EU rules on competition and other matters.
Indeed, a party has been formed specifically to entice her to run for president in 2014.
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