“tantalising”造句，怎麼用tantalising造句

"The Rough guide to Brazil" is the essential guide to one of South America's most tantalising destinations.

A tantalising new special edition butter to care for the lips with exotic, fruity fragrance, inspired by dragon fruit.

Leonardo's portraits are flirtatious, none more so than the Mona Lisa, the Florentine merchant's wife from whom he elicits such a tantalising smile.

On the outside, a transparent black gauze creates a consistent and homogenous surface, upon which the rhizoid inner fabric casts a tantalising shadow play.

Social mobility is slowing in many parts of the developed world, particularly Britain and America. But it is tantalising to see it fade in "new Europe", which once seemed so open and dynamic.

The euro crisis offers a tantalising chance to do so.

The tantalising prospect is to use them to regenerate diseased and damaged tissues.

This offers a tantalising prospect—though one reason why Club Med matters is that it is fraught with dangers.

The tantalising part is that we are first introduced to the film within the film, Rendezvous, with all its fictitious credits.

Even the smallest sherd of broken pottery has the potential for giving us tantalising glimpses into the life of Shakespeare such as what he liked to eat and drink.

There are tantalising hints that Uber hopes to follow this logic to its conclusion.

Though not as powerful as some of her earlier work, her images of China, shown for the first time in Britain, offer viewers a tantalising glimpse of a vanishing way of life.

According to the food boffins, the most tantalising variety involves slightly fatty, grilled bacon between two thick slices of white bread.

Messenger has already revealed plenty of tantalising information.