beguiling

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• Yet the good reporter must go deep beneath the beguiling artistry and trove of trophies, including a record 20 major titles — tying him for the time being with Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, the other members of the sport’s so-called Big Three.

• This series of examples, in Seth’s telling, “chips away at the beguiling but unhelpful intuition that consciousness is one thing—one big scary mystery in search of one big scary solution.”

• The effect of peace and mystery — and of peace within the mystery of a reality permanently mediated by technology — is beguiling.

• Smart is nothing short of beguiling as Deborah Vance, a workaholic Vegas comic and onetime stand-up pioneer whose material could now use an upgrade.

• Deborah is, in alternating turns, as tough and casually callous as Floyd Gerhardt, as beguiling as Laurie Blake, and — in the last few minutes of the season — as gruffly tender as Helen Fahey and as charming as Charlene Frazier.

• The most beguiling figure in this whole drama is Rebekah Brooks—it could be said that she is the only beguiling figure.

• Her 2013 release Lua Ya offers a beguiling type of Korean ambient vocal music, unlike anything else I heard during the year.

• Hawes later denied that drugs helped him play jazz—a beguiling myth that killed many of his contemporaries.

• His lean arrangement of this covered-by-everyone classic leaves plenty of room for her beguiling vocals.

• These theories can energize or console political partisans.