Sentence examples for finds it tempting from inspiring English sources

Although Adamo finds it tempting to see if VeriSign rebounds in 2006, it looks like another flatliner.

While he finds it tempting to rule that the poem is the type (of word sequence), Stevenson considers this to be incompatible with ordinary discourse about literature, as when we use the title of a work to refer to a particular token, saying "Please hand me Paradise Lost".

ANYONE who has ever been caught in an unexpected downpour might find it tempting to demand that science improve its understanding of the earth's unpredictable weather before moving on to that of other planets.

The goose, like the gander, may find it tempting to wander if it means that her goslings will fly.

Rather than dealing with inequality, some politicians find it tempting to blame "broken families", "bad parenting" and "damaged" children.

And employees of large companies could find it tempting to talk shop at industry events because they might see only co-workers from other offices at conventions.

And, like Kael, I find it tempting to search for signs of the America I don't know in the cinematic, or para-cinematic.

While incumbents often find it tempting to accuse platform-based companies of unfair play, there is little doubt that these platforms are here to stay and grow.

Indeed, as I walked down the snow-laden street where I lived in the 1980's, I found it tempting to agree.

When adapting a TV show for film, many writers find it tempting to take the characters outside of their comfort zone and on to a plane.

In a competitive democracy, it is difficult to rescue a war built on distortions and illusions, because, to protect falsehoods proffered to voters in the past, a President and his advisers may find it tempting to manufacture more of them.