Sentence examples for tempting dangerous from inspiring English sources

The title and the opening dialogue of that play, about tempting, dangerous life in moldy warehouses on a river, recall the West Street piers of the meatpacking district, and their vast, collapsing sheds that for two decades were sex resorts for venturesome gay men.

And he looks far more dangerous, tempting Jones down the pitch before he is forced into a rethink and darting back to his crease.

By continuing to put greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, we are tempting an extremely dangerous fate.

It's tempting to mock, tempting but dangerous.

Tempting and Dangerous.

Climbing it is difficult, dangerous, and tempting.

With a state election due by 2011, and vociferous Bengali intellectuals flocking to defend the PCAPA, West Bengal's rulers could be tempted into another dangerous appeasement.

It is also supposed to ensure that no one is exposed to the illnesses that inadequate heating can bring, and that no one is tempted to use dangerous heat sources like kerosene lamps, which pose fire hazards.

A reader might be tempted to a dangerous conceit.

Then again, what's delicious (and dangerous) can be so tempting.

More strongly, Obama spoke about the positions that some politicians have found it easy or, rather, tempting, to push now and yet are dangerous or corrosive.