Sentence examples for Seriously tempting from inspiring English sources

Cushions and duvet covers in African patterns are seriously tempting too.

And which building society would not be seriously tempted by its own bee?

Will was seriously tempted by the streets only "for a moment," he told me.

It glamorises and normalises behaviour that is much worse than anything they might be seriously tempted towards without it.

But the only item he was seriously tempted to buy was a salt-and-pepper set (two newborn chicks sitting in cracked eggshells) from Vagabond House.

Nor can May be seriously tempted in such volatile times when flash Ukip types such as Nigel (Remember him?) Farage and insurance tycoon Aaron Banks are on the prowl.

I'd be seriously tempted to keep a bit and give the rest to various charities: having so much money would be so dangerous.

Despite his Communist sympathies, he was not seriously tempted by the politically engaged realism of other leftwing artists, such as Renato Guttuso.

She tweeted last week, "Now seriously tempted to go on Big Brother as riposte to those banging on [about] dignity of the Speaker's office.

But just a couple of miles farther up Manhattan from the Rockefeller Center, two recently reconciled Liverpudlian millionaires in their mid-30s, sitting in an apartment in the Dakota Building, were seriously tempted.

And one thing he has in common with his opponent, Mr. Bush, who experienced the 1960's very differently, is that he was never seriously tempted by anti-establishment politics.