Sentence examples for tempted to change from inspiring English sources

I have been tempted to change my number many times.

Be honest, don't be tempted to change that D to a C in your qualifications.

She might be tempted to change her game and play a bit more conservatively, but for me that just wouldn't work.

Here are a few examples: In all three examples, you might be tempted to change your investments based on something you've heard from someone else.

The targets of the amnesty, the experts say, are those who have not yet shed blood and who might be tempted to change their ways.

There are so many good swimming opportunities around Folkestone that walkers may be tempted to change their plans and linger all day.

Tyrion Lannister becomes king, putting quite the crimp in sister Queen Cersei's smouldering pout Martin has ruled out changing his planned ending to confound the fans who've second-guessed him, but it must be tempting to change the narrative arc and put the Imp on the throne, given Peter Dinklage's onscreen interpretation of everybody's favourite wise-cracking dwarf.

It was reported as tempting to change working style and be more authoritative as a way of bringing back control.

You may feel tempted to quickly change the subject.

If the economy recovers—India, alongside China, seems to be decoupled from the sluggish West (see article)—the government's borrowing will put pressure on interest rates.To narrow the deficit, it will be tempted to short-change infrastructure spending, an investment that pays off slowly.

When I asked her whether, in coaching, she was ever tempted to repair changes made since she stopped performing the ballet, she answered that she did so only when the new steps seemed to be going against the music.