Sentence examples for be tempted to present from inspiring English sources

Webb wrote: "Memo to Robert Peston: do not on any account be tempted to present your new show naked.

Beijing might even be tempted to present Taiwan with an arbitrary timetable for resolving their dispute, expecting that the onus for a lack of progress in negotiation will fall on Taiwan.

Beijing might even be tempted to present Taiwan with an arbitrary timetable for resolving their dispute, expecting the onus for a lack of progress in negotiation will fall on Taiwan.

The opposition in the German Bundestag is tiny since the two largest parties form the governing coalition, so now Die Grünen (the Greens) and Die Linke (the Left) could be tempted to present themselves as the disgruntled voice of the people in Parliament.

In our overwhelmingly cisgender society — one that is just beginning to forge a grammar for talking about trans experience — it can be tempting to present oneself in a way that is easily legible to others.

We would be tempted to give up the possibility of constructing an observer.

And, most famously of all, Mr Summers infuriated the feminist establishment (and many others) by wondering out loud whether prejudice alone could explain the shortage of women at the top of science.It is tempting to present Mr Summers as a neo-conservative fallen among liberals.

If your bathroom is downstairs as well as your living room, DON'T be tempted to peek at the mountain of presents under the beautifully trimmed tree.

But in the meantime, we commend ministers - who, in the present political climate must be tempted to cover their ears when they hear the words "government data" - for picking up the idea.

Don't be tempted to visit the Barras market, though; the legend by far surpasses the present-day reality.

Or she would be tempted to drive.