| He wondered at the inveigling content that introduced itself into her voice, face, and gesture. |
| He laughed easily, inveigling those around him into the shared complicity of his humour. |
| And would she indulge her own love by inveigling him she loved into a base marriage? |
| He said that they made him feel welcome and he had an ulterior motive in inveigling himself into their company. |
| He heard her inveigling Antone, the old Italian labourer, into confidences. |
| Or he may have thought I was inveigling him into the commission of some desperate crime. |
