Sentence examples for genuinely tempting from inspiring English sources
The temptations of classical literature are so genuinely tempting to Milton that he finds it impossible to imagine that Guyon could have seen and known and yet abstained from them without the aid of his teacher, the palmer.
Are Sirena and Skandar going through a rough patch in their marriage that could make Skandar genuinely tempted to have an affair with Nora?
It is tempting to say a humbling would genuinely mark the end of the Fianna Fáil era.
The conclusion of the tempting argument is that when one genuinely perceives the world, the epistemic grounds one has for one's world-directed judgements can be no better than those available to one when one hallucinates.
It was tempting to believe that, in spite of everything, this really was a genuinely socialist state somewhere in its foundations.
Genuinely independent NGOs, which were active in the Georgian upheaval and several others, are often similarly tarred.Even so, it is tempting to think that outsiders can help.
