Sentence examples for tempt anyone from inspiring English sources

All of which means that, with a little work, you can build a British cheeseboard to tempt anyone.

The question is whether this kind of branded app will tempt anyone away from Instagram, Facebook Camera, Path and other popular apps.

The album begins with Schumann's "Kreisleriana," a fantastical example of nineteenth-century Romanticism, and Huebner's straitlaced approach will not tempt anyone to throw away their Martha Argerich recording (Deutsche Grammophon).

Of course, being married to Charles Bovary might tempt anyone to knock back the arsenic – he is one of literature's great boring husbands, and Flaubert excels in anatomising his dullness.

As the title explains, there is one doodle for each day and each is so imaginative and original that it will tempt anyone of any age to pick up a pencil and create their own doodle in response!

There is plenty that should tempt anyone who is prepared to take a risk as an audience member, and if you are doubtful about spending your money there are plenty of free events.

Some of these situations are tempting for anyone.

It's tempting for anyone – not just Geithner and Barofsky – to say "goodbye to all that".

Don't get me wrong; I'm as tempted as anyone, right now, just to shut out the big bad world and contemplate my navel for a while.

It's not terrible, just terribly televisual; the sort of film that might pass muster on a long-haul flight but proves less tempting for anyone with easy access to an exit.

Grosz's book should give confidence to all psychoanalytic therapists that their work, much more remote from ordinary social interactions than most talking therapies, can be made perfectly accessible and even tempting to anyone who can read.