One might be tempted to think that capitalism was hopeless.
As nonexecutives, you also may be tempted to think you are impotent.
It's a testimony to Martel's achievement that few readers will be tempted to think so.
If you watched them on Tuesday, you might be tempted to think, no, they can't.
You might be tempted to think the obvious – that only veggies would.
Tomorrow, Le Pen, Wilders and the rest may be tempted to think, belongs to us.
Mozart, we might be tempted to think, would never have tailored his dedications to appeal to the public.
"Yeah, people will be tempted to think that it's a real-life portrayal of life in D.C.," Mr. Sarandos said.
Tiring of difficult diplomacy, China and others may be tempted to think that half a deal is better than none.
But governments may be tempted to think about doing so, for reasons that go beyond passive radar's lower operating costs.
With Mr. Milosevic at The Hague, Serbs may be tempted to think, "Out of sight, out of mind".
