Sentence examples for tempting appeal from inspiring English sources
That's nag number three's tempting appeal, and Daniel Angerhausen, a researcher at NASA's Goddard Spaceflight Center, is betting on it.
Both nuclear information and penicillin were crucial ingredients of the war effort, and both emitted a tempting appeal: STEAL ME, albeit in the one case notably because of political persuasions, in the second case predominantly for pecuniary motives.
In order to be relaxed about our exes' successes, be they personal or professional, it's tempting to appeal to fate to make sense of it all.
A third false assumption is that anyone who knows something must be aware of knowing it (the following tempting argument appeals to this third assumption: it is possible to forget that one knows how to ride a bicycle, yet still retain the skill of riding a bicycle. Therefore, skill at bicycle riding does not involve knowledge).
Verizon has a tempting argument that appeals to America's love of Individualism: your property, your business.
I've always been tempted by the appeal of Croc Rock, maybe tonight would be night where I fulfill my destiny to become a kept love-boy for an emotionally aloof divorced mother of one.
He was slapped with a three-match ban and, tempting fate, Chelsea has decided to appeal.
The lesser evil argument is annoying, played out, and couched in fear, but there's an emotional appeal to it that's tempting to submit to.
Smith is again tempting fate by leaving outside off-stump and a stifled appeal from Anderson again fails to catch on.
Philosophers have found it tempting to explain the puzzling cases of, e.g., aprioricity by an appeal to stipulative definitions.
More than ever, we are tempted to adapt the appeal that Michelle Obama embraced on behalf of the Nigerian girls captured by Boko Haram: "Bring back our girl!" For La Règle du Jeu and its partner publications (Kyiv Post and Ukraina Pravda in Ukraine; Huffington Post/WorldPost in the United States; and others) the campaign has just begun.--Bernard-Henri Lévy.
