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her beauty is so alluring vs to which I ask who is that lady?

The two phrases are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes. The first phrase describes someone's beauty as captivating, while the second phrase is a question asking for the identity of a lady. Both phrases are correct in their respective contexts.

Last updated: March 11, 2024 • 728 views

her beauty is so alluring

This phrase is correct and commonly used to describe someone's captivating beauty.

This phrase is used to express admiration for someone's attractive and captivating beauty.

Examples:

  • Her beauty is so alluring that everyone is drawn to her.
  • The painting captured her alluring beauty perfectly.
  • His alluring smile charmed everyone in the room.
  • The actress's alluring beauty captivated the audience.
  • The fragrance had an alluring effect on everyone around.
  • Nov 17, 2010 ... Her beauty is so alluring, dark hair complements her feature, can't wait to see her in some editorials. http://williscrazy.blogspot.com ...
  • Feb 17, 2011 ... Oh Fuck!. Read moreShow less. Reply. ·. KatKaifForever · 3 years ago. Shes soo beautiful.. Her beauty is so alluring.. Read moreShow less ...
  • Mar 6, 2009 ... Chinky-chan Featured By Owner Apr 9, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist. she's GORGEOUS! her beauty is so alluring :love: her hair is so awesome ...
  • Apr 28, 2014 ... Her beauty is so alluring and sensual, that one look at this gorgeous model will leave you immediately captivated. We are honored to feature ...

to which I ask who is that lady?

This phrase is correct as a formal way of asking for the identity of a lady.

This phrase is a formal and somewhat old-fashioned way of asking for the identity of a lady.

Examples:

  • To which I ask, who is that lady standing by the window?
  • To which I ask, who is that lady in the elegant gown?
  • To which I ask, who is that lady with the striking red hair?
  • To which I ask, who is that lady sitting at the head of the table?
  • To which I ask, who is that lady in the portrait?

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