The more she is tempted to surrender, the louder a cynical inner voice preaches resistance.
She is tempted by the Green party but knows they won't win locally.
Each time she passes, she said, she is tempted to give the restaurant business another try.
Now, she said, she is tempted by Mr. Kerry but remains unsure.
She could ignore it; she is tempted to ignore it, because of the difficulty and embarrassment of making the accusation.
"Dr. Harris-Mehta's white coat, Helen notices, is buttoned up the wrong way and, briefly, she is tempted to reach over and fix it".
But she is tempted by the job because she has been bruised by the level of public attack to which she was exposed at the BBC.
Hidalgo says she is surprised – and disappointed – by Johnson's Brexit campaign, and jokes that she is tempted to turn the tables on him.
Sure, when she reads about women being stoned for adultery or gay people being murdered by religious fanatics, she is tempted merely to leave, to wash her hands.
Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has said she is tempted to field SNP candidates in England to represent people who "feel disenfranchised".
Hugs have become so rare in their relationship that she is tempted to mark them on her calendar, 'like her increasingly infrequent periods'.
