Sentence examples for tempted to stop from inspiring English sources

Ever tempted to stop women in badly fitting bras on the street?

At that point, a populist government might be tempted to stop making debt payments altogether.

"Bedlam Burning" is neatly plotted, though; Nicholson rations out the surprises so that you're never tempted to stop reading.

He is so unappealing in the first 100 pages, his diary so tedious, that I was tempted to stop reading.

For a good chunk of the book, I thought it was, well, weird and was tempted to stop reading at every mammoth footnote.

Having fulfilled a manifesto commitment and made its own life easier, the government will be sorely tempted to stop Lords reform right there.

And it's tempting to stop right there, and cry foul.

Caorle, a few miles further east, was immortalised by Ernest Hemingway in his 1950 novel Across the River and into the Trees, so it is tempting to stop off at its expansive lagoon.

In fact, it was tempting to stop making art altogether and spend the rest of my life roaming the streets of the city, just to see if I could see it all.

Though it might be tempting to stop by a frankfurter salesman on the street corner, just head down 10th Avenue a few blocks for dinner at Hallo Berlin, an informal beer-guzzling place where the pork chops are tender, the tablecloths are gingham and the beer garden is open.

It might be tempting to stop using topical acne medications once they've done their job.