Sentence examples for tempt one from inspiring English sources

After all, this is the network that married off Darva Conger to an alleged millionaire and has just sent another crew of beautiful single people to tempt one another on a tropical island.

The thought that attending to a location is more basic than attending to a shape might tempt one to think that attending on the basis of location is absolutely basic, so that attention is always and only allocated on the basis of location.

Knowing this, to look here on her small-scale mock-naive landscape paintings can tempt one to the verge of heartwarming tears.

And any weakening of military support for the government in the capital, Kinshasa, could tempt one or more of the rebel groups to take power by force.

The "most e-mailed" lists, the blogs, the online comments — these can tempt one to write what draws the most praise or at least the most "noise," as Mr. Cohen put it.

He praised its mausoleum "that would tempt one to be buried alive" and its 10,000 acre grounds including "the noblest lawn in the world fenced by half the horizon".

That last category is a tempting one, especially when Mr. Almodóvar expounds on the life of Ernest Hemingway's transsexual son, Gregory (later Gloria).

Given that the average CPA is pretty pathetic, the prospect of getting about a grand if someone get's a well-paid job because of clicking on your Zubka widget is a fairly tempting one.

Carl Andress directs with cool efficiency and keeps everyone on the same page (not an easy task in a show that tempts one to chew the scenery).

Howard's tone, though, sometimes tempts one to try.

The present situation is a tempting one for an incoming strategy guru.