Sentence examples for indeed tempting from inspiring English sources
It is indeed tempting to conclude that the differences in nationality legislation observed among Norway, Sweden and Denmark are expressions of diverging national self-conceptions.
It is indeed tempting to speculate that de-novo L-dopa induces priming effects in a DA-depleted striatum which is supersensitive to DAergic stimulation, thereby establishing long-term L-dopa related PTM patterns.
It is indeed tempting to compare IVD degeneration to OA because the profile of cytokine production in human IVDs looks like the one observed in OA and because resident cells from discs behave like chondrocyte cells.
It was indeed tempting to accept the relatively straightforward assumptions that (i) CDDP would exert antineoplastic effects by binding one (or a few) molecular target(s), hence activating relatively simple signaling pathways, and (ii) that CDDP resistance would originate from the activation of mutually exclusive mechanisms.
It is indeed tempting to dismiss such talk, because inmates have a strong motivation to curry favor with their warden.
Last year, Dr. Clark wrote the Drug Enforcement Administration to ask whether he was indeed tempting fate.
And if so, might Oppenheimer's reluctance to see his brother branded as someone whom his Communist friends found to be good spy material have been based on awareness that his brother was, indeed, tempted?
Optimism runs high that the region with its mineral and energy resources, its low-cost labour and its improved infrastructure will indeed tempt punters from the private sector.
By now, the listener may indeed be tempted to switch off too, but no, there is more.
It would take an extremely good offer indeed to tempt me back into a more conventional job.
