Sentence examples for tempted to curse from inspiring English sources

Then he raged, writing to the American Ambassador, James Monroe, "I should be tempted to curse the day I knew America.

As Argentina's defenders punted the ball from net to centre circle for the third time, Lionel Messi gazed down with hands on hips and you wondered who he would be more tempted to curse.

She said when she is tempted to curse or flip off aggressive or rude drivers, remembering that bumper sticker helps her stick to her intention of being compassionate.

Two years after the demise of the North American Soccer League, and a year away from the United States winning the right to host the 1994 World Cup, it's tempting to curse the unfortunate timing of Hotshot's release, but it really is just bloody awful.

She began to curse Bonita and Verl.

And it is because of this margin of hope that I am tempted to say: vote against Brexit, but do it as a devout Christian who supports a sinner while secretly cursing him.

I was never tempted to employ the tired trope of the sassy black bitch that popular culture has come to equate with a strong black woman — those awful "Housewives of Atlanta," cursing, arrogant, selfish.

So, tempted to learn how to knit?

He was tempted to argue the point.

Or she would be tempted to drive.

You may be tempted to dance.