He was seduced from his duty by great wealth.
And the brilliant red, green green, flash, emitting the youth of the light, seduced me to infatuation.
Do not be seduced into that trap.
Ruth Hilton, an orphaned seamstress, is seduced and then abandoned by Henry Bellingham, a young squire.
For those Palestinians, particularly in the rural areas and refugee camps, who are less easily seduced by the lure of the cafe, the authorities still resort more readily to sticks than carrots.
My mind is seduced into lingering in Spaces between the real and the imagined.
He was seduced to betray his friend.
His doctrines have seduced many into error.
MANY are seduced by gold, but its less illustrious cousin, silver, is now attracting considerable attention.
Britain's executives, it seems, are all too easily seduced by the smooth patter, tailored suits and solicitous manners of their brokers.
Sometimes, the aesthetics and cool of a product eclipse the ethics so thoroughly that we are pathetically seduced.
