Sentence examples for be tempted to map from inspiring English sources

Depending on your politics, you may be tempted to map the current political crisis onto "Waiting for the Barbarians" in any number of ways: Are the barbarians the Democrats or the Republicans?

He recalled working on a simple scene between two actors that he was tempted to map out the way he saw it.

Given the Aristotelian division between instinct and reason and the Cartesian distinction between mechanical reflex and rational thought, it's tempting to map the one distinction onto the other.

Inevitably, though, homeowners across the state will be tempted to use the map to see whether there's a chance they might be sitting on a sinkhole-waiting-to-happen.

Don't be tempted to judge Portillo from its piste map, which is surprisingly devoid of pistes, with only a few blue and black squiggles marked on it.

As you backtrack to Arivaca, heading for the Interstate and Patagonia, you may be tempted to take what looks on the map like a shortcut to Nogales.

Even worse for Israel, Mr Arafat might be tempted to declare a Palestinian state unilaterally.Cartographic confusionThe current map of the West Bank is madness.

This is a dark map, so if you're having trouble seeing you might be tempted to turn on your night vision.

Or she would be tempted to drive.

You may be tempted to dance.

O.K., you may be tempted to say.