Sentence examples for is particularly tempting from inspiring English sources
'The Welsh produce is particularly tempting.
The following remarks will deal with the concept of public finance in the European Community.1 It is particularly tempting to compare, in this regard, the history and development of the United States and the European Union.
For Mr. Bearman of Rouge Tomate, flying in an item or two is particularly tempting in late winter, when customers expect early-spring all-stars like ramps and asparagus.
Poor families marry off their daughters young, as it will mean one less mouth to feed, and the prospect of receiving a "bride price" – money or livestock in exchange for a daughter's hand in marriage – is particularly tempting in difficult times.
This policy linkage strategy is particularly tempting when immigration is relatively low.
It is particularly tempting to apply the tools of random matrix theory to the connectivity graph, as the spectra of certain classes of random matrices display universal behavior as network size (N rightarrowinfty) [4].
Although fitness resorts have been around for decades, I had never, until now, been particularly tempted to go to one.
I know Moorcock is held in great esteem by many – his novel Mother London made the Guardian's 1,000 novels to Read Before You Die list – but I've never read him or been particularly tempted to read him before, apart from a brief foray into Dorian Hawkmoon, because the concept of a brain-eating jewel made me laugh.
North Korea, a master of survival surrounded by bigger powers, has often used this tactic of creating and then exploiting their disputes and may be particularly tempted to use it now that leaders with such different approaches have taken power in Seoul and Washington.
For in fact when God makes some rare and remarkable, beautiful human child is He not particularly tempted to take His creature back, as if the world did not deserve it?
