Sentence examples for be tempting to avoid from inspiring English sources

This is a film that can be so moving in stunningly powerful ways that it may be tempting to avoid watching it.

It may be tempting to avoid a hospital visit by removing a mole with a knife, scissors, pliers, etc.

You might be tempted to avoid online discussions altogether.

Because gold is a small asset class with meager returns and high volatility, an investor may be tempted to avoid it altogether.

In the case of Iraq, political leaders may be tempted to avoid relying heavily on air strikes for fear of killing civilians.

Like past presidents, Mr. Obama will likely be tempted to avoid the requirement that treaties must be approved by two-thirds of the Senate.

Families and businesses suffer, and some employers may be tempted to avoid hiring reservists for fear they will disappear for months or even years at a time.

I am reading "Nothing to be Frightened Of," by Julian Barnes, a meditation on death, a subject I might be tempted to avoid, but I picked it up and am now riveted.

Equally, bosses will be tempted to avoid costly or difficult long-term decisions on the ground that, as John Maynard Keynes put it, "In the long run we are all dead".

White: 2007 Mâcon, Terroir de Charnay, Domaine Cordier (£9.99, or £8.99 each for two, 13.5%, Majestic) If you're a white Burgundy drinker on a budget, I'd be tempted to avoid the more expensive offerings from the Côte de Beaune and buy a bottle of this chalky, focused, sensitively oaked stunner instead.

Should you hit town on a sunny weekend, you might be tempted to avoid both shows and shopping and spend a good chunk of your weekend in the park and taking in the attractions and eating places of its immediate surroundings.