Sentence examples for tempt viewers from inspiring English sources

The anticipated bak kut teh recipe may tempt viewers to take notes.

There are movies and TV shows about politics that tempt viewers to fast forward through the details of governing to get to the juicy parts.

They have been told to look for "quirky" or colourful stories to tempt viewers to stay tuned into the second half of the program.

But "Day Break" has enough suspense and clever turns to tempt viewers to stay and see how the next day breaks.

Others feel that a medium which is designed to tempt viewers to move between channels is most likely to hold its audiences if the images are kept moving.

Scholarly weight is imparted by German titles like "Gedankenschnabelzug" -- for a photograph of a group of men carrying banners and sporting strange beaklike appendages -- and "Sumpffahrmann," which tempt viewers to scramble for the bilingual dictionary until they read the equally opaque English translations: "Thoughtbeaktrain" and "Bogferryman".

At present, there's not a super-compelling hook to get these viewers to change their established behavior, unlike with competitor Vessel, the startup from Hulu's founding CEO Jason Kilar, which tempts viewers with early access to some of YouTube's most popular shows before they hit Google's larger network.

The trailer tempts viewers with everything we want, but can't have yet.

Like the clever Bosch, her detailed digital rendering is quaint from afar, tempting viewers to squint their eyes and peer into the depths of her wacky emoji world.

Lommasson's eye treads lightly, presenting the items without artistic comment, yet imbuing each with tactile depth via low-grazing light that tempts viewers to reach out and touch.

While I heartily cheer that effort, I'm afraid it does this so well that as we mentally condemn the boorishness of these people, it tempts viewers into their own self-righteousness.