Sentence examples for quite tempted from inspiring English sources

I'd also be quite tempted by the dinosaurs.

"I'm quite tempted to do something about it".

You might be quite tempted to, but if the law says you can't, you can't.

Madness, but I'm quite tempted - except that I'd miss really good soup stock and roast chicken.

I'd be quite tempted to try seam from both ends for half an hour, as Clarke is looking really good against Swann at the moment.

We may be quite tempted to forfeit our Nectar points and join the refugees from the higher end stores who are trying the Aldi or Lidl experience".

High-definition movies are quite tempting.

I am not recommending such an idea, although it is quite tempting.

The problem here is that, when confronted with the horror of our mottled and failing bodies, stubborn refusal is really quite tempting.

Looking at the delicacies with which Rock's Backpages has attempted to lure new paying customers out of the undergrowth in recent weeks, some of them (a 1982 Ornette Coleman interview by Vivien Goldman, for example) are quite tempting.

Referring to the strange limbo between Christmas and New Year, normally spent slumped in front of repeats of the Gavin & Stacey Christmas Special, they are, of course, a marketing ploy to fill rooms in the low season – but some of the offers this year are quite tempting.