Sentence examples for seductive temptation from inspiring English sources

There's a more insidious and seductive temptation: to indulge in self-pity and piety.

Northern Renaissance art will always lose to the seductive temptation of social media when computers are allowed in class.

Who can resist such seductive temptation?

But technology keeps adding new and in many ways more seductive temptations to the mix.

And Tom, once an aspirational novelist, exemplifies the rootless uncertainty of someone who has sold out to the seductive temptations of capitalism.

New York is a city of such chaotic energy and seductive temptations that restraint at the top is essential to balance those forces.

The composer Dmitry Kabalevsky, who had been among those who disassociated himself from Shostakovich when the Pravda article was published, praised the Fifth Symphony and congratulated Shostakovich for "not having given in to the seductive temptations of his previous 'erroneous' ways".

She was inhabited now by an almost seductive notion, a constant low-lying temptation.

Even so, the temptation to do so is seductive, especially as a means of reducing the complexities of life to the simplicities of politics.

But with more varieties in season, the temptation to be creative can be as seductive as the thought of sitting on the dock of the bay.

Ironically, I research and write about seductive technology and yet I struggle to resist its temptations.