irresistibly

What an alternately messed up, irresistibly catchy, reprehensible, utterly charming holiday classic.

On Wednesday Morsi was history, and democracy had moved irresistibly forward.

Charlotte, by contrast, was immersed in a world of gangs, guns, and drugs that proved irresistibly alluring to the girl from Kent.

Expansive, amused, irresistibly self-confident, self-deprecating.

First love is here presented as a force at once violent, cleansing, and irresistibly powerful.

He swam with her upon the summit of the breaking Wave, lifted upon its crest, swept onward irresistibly.

The Wave swept him forward irresistibly, his very soul, it seemed, went shuffling to find solid ground.

Feeling himself irresistibly driven by the sudden stress to some kind of action, he sprang to his feet—and screamed!

Yet he had come there of his own will to meet her again—drawn there irresistibly by some unseen influence which she possessed.

She realised herself irresistibly in his power whenever she felt his presence near her.