Sentence examples for be tempted to set from inspiring English sources

Peter Whelan could be tempted to set himself apart from the gunslinging young playwrights around him.

And others, too, may be tempted to set up clandestine "walk-through inspections where the person is possibly unaware of the operation".

("This type of modern life," they wonder, "Is it for me?" - you can see how you might be tempted to set that against a backdrop of combat).

In the rush for accountability to their taxpayers, rich countries will be tempted to set easy-to-measure or easy-to-reach targets, such as the number of medicines distributed.

Thanks to the Clinton/Gore ADMINISTRATION'S FECKLESS energy policy, Saddam Hussein will be tempted to set off another deadly international crisis.

Therefore, for HDR images, one would be tempted to set the luminance of the reference white point considered in the color conversion equal to the peak luminance of the HDR monitor.

MEETING HER FUTURE HUSBAND "We were standing a few feet apart, and I was tempted to set my palm on his cheek.

In her immaculate apartment here, Farahnaz Rabizade, an Iranian immigrant, was tempted to set an extra place at the Rosh Hashana table for her missing husband.

Stricken with ennui during commutes to his publishing job in London, he was tempted to set out on an adventure far outside cellphone range of his wife and children.

It could be a work assignment, a difficult house move that made you think it might be easier just to live in a tent in the park, or a dinner party where you managed to serve everyone food despite being tempted to set fire to the kitchen and flee the scene.

I am tempted to set it in a slightly later time period than the events that take place in the Summoner trilogy at the moment but I also have ideas for other books which I might pursue as well because it can be quite difficult to live in the same fantasy world over the course of three years without exploring other ideas.